Then you might be better able to formulate a question that we can respond to.

I'm currently putting my gf through school for another 6 months, during which I plan to read more dilligently and formulate my plan more fully.

Use this formula to calculate your offers:Max Offer = (ARV * 70%) - RepairsSo if your repairs were.. lets say, $25,000 and you knew you could sell it for $171,000 here is how we would formulate your highest offer:Max offer = ( $171,000 * .70 ) - $25,000Max offer = $119,700 - $25,000Max offer = $94,700This is assuming the after repair value is $171,000 and that the house needs $25,000 in repairs.

Once you narrow things down a bit you can focus on how to get started and formulate a plan of attack.

There are numerous brands and slightly different formulations.

We're working on re-structuring our new fund concept with a BP debt expert to hopefully be able to take advantage of Realty Mogul's network too.Here is the list I have formulated from various sources over the last month or so:FundriseiFundingRealty MogulRealty SharesRealCrowdCrowdStreetPropertyPeersCrowd MasonPatch Of LandPrimaroSo far I have only checked out Fundrise, Realty Mogul, and iFunding.

Figure out what your real rehab costs are going to be...get your inspection, speak to contractors, and formulate a really good "rough" budget.

I am very eager (and anxious) to start investing in real estate and have not yet formulated and real goals or plans yet.

I am seeking advices from the real estate pros here in formulating what I can do with this property.

Even if the landlord loses the property, there are laws that govern how a tenant at will is treated by the new owner.I would begin formulating a backup plan in the event things do go south.