Originally posted by @Steven Lowe:I think in the coming months those that kept their faith in the American economy will be rewarded and those that panicked, bailed out, or stood frozen in fear on the sidelines will be kicking themselves for not capitalizing on the opportunities that a short term correction brought.  

Without an accurate number for write-offs I'm having trouble putting any faith in my calculated ROIs.Thanks!

Gives me so much faith in my fellow investor. 

thanks for everyone's feed back.It was my lack of experience i should of realized they would of as of POFTOM - no haven't yet, i'm faithfully seeing to borrow it  via private money, bridge loan, gap lender.DAVID- that great feed back thanks for sharing your expeirence.

Hey @Faith Matini welcome to BiggerPockets!

Someone who enters into a contract to buy who does not have the capacity to do so, without disclosing an assignment may well be seen as not dealing in good faith and that contract or any terms as to limiting your liability exposure can be tossed out.

Whether the faithful hear it is a different story, but he has mentioned it a few times

Congrats on taking the leap of faith to get your investing career started.

That said, the cure for that is to act with good faith, disclose everything material or not, and make sure your errors and omissions insurance covers properties you own.

Luckily for me, my husband has total faith in me, and it feels great!!