The worst thing to do on a first flip, especially out there, is overbid to win and underestimate the things you can't see.

An e-course is always a waste of time because all cohorts or coaching win because of the others in the group, not the material.

As for structuring the deal, proposing to buy the single-family in cash with an adjusted purchase price could be a win-win, especially if you frame it as maintaining the seller's cash position for their settlement.

He gets his price and you get terms, but less than normal because it's such a win.

Here's the hard truth: if you can't manage what you've got, you won't manage what you gain.Someone wins the lottery and ends up bankrupt a couple years later.

You can win most tax appeals when your taxes are just out of whack for comparable properties so if you can find examples of similar properties with lower taxes, that is the only way you will win.

Looks like a win to me.

Not every off-plan project is a surefire win; some are overhyped, and others don’t live up to expectations once completed.

(Plausible for a $5k win.

In Phoenix, I turned an auction win into a successful Airbnb-⁵didn't see that coming at first!