If you want to do a RE job, there are a number of those - wholesaling, being an agent, managing properties, developing, or various construction jobs (which can help give you the skills to be a fix and flipper.)If you have no cash, bad credit, and no income, or some combination of those, then I'd advise to take a hard look at your skills and background and just plain get a job.

All those likely uneducated newbies, or just plain bad investors just killed that hope of a deal.

Your opinion is heavily dependent on how you are wired up to learn things and your PERSPECTIVE at the time of the lesson.Please do not get this confused with gurus that 99 out of 100 people tell you, plain SUCK.

I won't buy a property in a flood plain, so that I don't have to buy flood insurance.

I almost lost this deal to all the missed deadlines and errors and plain old feet dragging.

Plus, it's just plain unprofessional to shortcut grammar and punctuation in any medium and the free email domain names are a major red flag too.

Is it ok that we review and agree on the terms and both sign.Also does a contract have to be printed on special carbon paper or will plain printing paper do just fine.

From there, it's just about being friendly, performing on your agreements and plain old relationship building.

The outside of this house is kinda plain...if you have any ideas on ways to give it more curb appeal...please comment on that as well!

They may just plain be forgetting expenses, especially if its just an individual who only owns a few.