A big mistake I see is when someone is getting the house for what they think is a "good price" but they aren't accounting for these costs 6 months-1year down the road and they end up getting crushed. 

Whoop whoop, to crush it!

Basically you can learn to buy notes that people have already done all the heavy lifting from and you can crush the market in terms of ROI%.

That said, you must use this critical thinking to move forward; don't let it crush you.

Recently attended a three day seminar which showed me what was possible if I stay determined, get out of my comfort zone and crush the fear of not knowing everything there is to know.

If you invest at those levels with no buffer (i.e. neutral cash flow) you will get crushed if the market even slows down, let alone retreats.

I thank @Mark Ferguson (my real estate crush) who led me to bigger pockets.

I personally think another huge crush is coming and that's not a zip I'd want to be holding a rental in....happy investing!

I completely internalized it; revisited it nightly, broke it down into smaller annual goals ... and long story short, I crushed it!

People everywhere complain about crushingly high property taxes.