The realtors aren't the problem...when a buyer tells a realtor they want utilities turned on it's a HUGE red flag that they are dealing with a novice..everyone knows that utilities are NOT going to be turned on...

Hi BP Nation!During the past several months, I have become highly interested in REI and have gained a wealth of knowledge by browsing this site, reading through forums, listening to podcasts, etc., and figured it is f...

Here’s my novice question if anyone would care to pass on some wisdom: $70K (hypothetical) to invest: would you rather buy and BRRRR in Midwest / southeast or would you rather use this as downpayment for a multi or SFH locally in my area (seattle)? 

While searching for other potential investment properties I came across a listing for three mobile homes, two rented and one in need of repair, sitting on two acres of land for under $80,000 here in Florida.Of course, since  I am a novice in the MHP realm, I have many questions about this and probably don’t know what questions yet to ask.

I am the novice for sure!  

It is designed for a novice who cannot do the rehab work themselves and so requires a licensed GC involved.

Hello, I’m a 27 year old novice in terms of multi family investing.

The novice contractor who needs the job because he is hungry will say "Sure, I think we can do that." and they cant. 

I want to get into wholesale investing, but I don't know how to get started. I would appreciate any and all insights from other investors, with any level of experience.

I'm no novice or "rookie" as you guys implied.