And, I could tell the young man had to be inexperienced simply from his picture, I've been doing this longer than he was old.

Very new and inexperienced investor, but I'm trying to get a start somewhere.Is this a border line call ?

Just have to make sure I’m going to team up with a reputable agent with traceable success on his/her own for the upcoming property, let along an attorney to overlook the transaction; previous 2 Century 21 agents were young, inexperienced and lazy for my other house bought back in this January; one of those 2 Century 21 even got so many awards displayed by the fancy receptionist front.

I hadn't bought any HUDs since the early 90s because I thought they were being bid up by inexperienced owner occupants and investors.

If you are inexperienced (as we are) about the costs of developing land, even just putting a house on the land, you might look for good resources to figure out if it'll be worth your while, but after you do some homework, you should be able to know how much to pay.

I'm a little late to the party - but if anyone has similar interests...I'm in!*experienced

I am very young and inexperienced in real estate but I have read all I can read about it.

What happens to the inexperienced investor who takes advice from the agent who has no idea about investing?

I emphasize the "intangible" parts of the units - walking distance to charming downtown area, private porch in the back for those quiet evenings with a cup of tea and that special someone, etc.

Inexperienced investors looking to put their money into global opportunities often end up with more questions than answers and throw up their hands in despair: •Where do you start?