This guide will give you a great grasp on the basics and prepare you to begin interacting with the community on BiggerPockets.Create an account and engage with the community - Something like 95% of those folks that set out to invest in Real Estate quit, fail, or are unable to maintain focus on their goals.

This guide will give you a great grasp on the basics and prepare you to begin interacting with the community on BiggerPockets.Create an account and engage with the community - Something like 95% of those folks that set out to invest in Real Estate quit, fail, or are unable to maintain focus on their goals.

You'll be able to better identify the phony stuff and grasp what's a real deal.  

In fact based on the phone interview, application data and reference checks you should have a firm grasp on who this person is, the credit report is a factor in my decision and is utilized to validate a lot of the information already provided; if it doesn't match or is incorrect; See ya!  

Really though its good to look at a lot of deals until you get a grasp on it but unless there is a reason you are in love with it or you get it for a song, there are better opportunities out there.

No problem... your on the right track and you grasp the concept fine.You may find buyers that pay for the construction out of pocket and if you do then you have hit a gold mine of a deal... you remain the owner of the property and someone else pays to build a home on it... but that likely won't happen.Your lawyer now that your armed with a few basic questions will I am sure help you through  it. 

Your work is double in that you need to get a firm grasp on market value and a good idea of rental returns, vacancy, etc for your chosen market.

I have listened to several podcasts and audiobooks, I've read several forum posts on Bigger Pockets and social media posts in different groups, and have talked to a few of the local investors in my area, and I feel like I have a decent grasp on beginner investing.

I'd like to get to know more about you seeing as you appear to have more of a grasp on this market than I do.Warmest Regards.

Save money, reduce your expenses, start learning about the CO market where you would likely invest, and get connected to local investors in that area to get a good grasp once you move there.