I am so novice that I am not sure if I would get more than that at an auction and make money, but I am willing to take the risk and also get the rewards.

I am a novice but serious investor with not much experience related to flipping.

If I buy a two family(floor) home in NJ for $450K built in 1974,no major work need to be done , and get 15 years loan on that, with current rate(I have excellent credit history) and get rate like $1700 from each floor, property tax is around $12k/per annual.So, what ever I get in rent will go in property tax and mortgage.but I will get house in 15 years...Is it worth...I am novice in this field, will appreciate detailed reply on this.

If I buy a two family(floor) home in NJ for $450K built in 1974,no major work need to be done , and get 15 years loan on that, with current rate(I have excellent credit history) and get rate like $1700 from each floor, property tax is around $12k/per annual.So, what ever I get in rent will go in property tax and mortgage.but I will get house in 15 years...Is it worth...I am novice in this field, will appreciate detailed reply on this.I am not buying for cash flow, my goal is long term investment return...if somebody has better option to invest other than renting please share.

It's a bit of a drive from Oakland, but there are people from all over the bay area from novices to experts and it's a great place to start networking.

We need wholesalers for Harford County (talking the partner into further areas), partners that don't mind a novice, and lenders that aren't mob.

I have some knowledge in real estate but still a novice.

Given my involved construction background I would gladly welcome any pointers as to which niche market, BiggerPockets threads, strategies, or resources I should be looking into as I am quite the novice.

I'm a novice investor in real estate especially multi-family property and I am needing some help to  analyse this deal.

I've novice enough I don't know if there are other perks I could use to sell him on the idea.