Most inexperienced property owners deduct only taxes and insurance.

My current work is not quite my cup of tea, which is why I want to grow the division this year.

I run numbers on a lot of properties when they are listed and in my inexperienced opinion I think you will do good on it.

I think it's good to pick your niche and if war zones are not your cup of tea, avoid them.

@John Moore and @Bob Dunas maybe no free lunch, BUT there is always an ample supply of tea, coffee, and single-serving french vanilla creamers!

Reading thru J Scott's book on House Flipping.Searching for some local inexperienced investors to see if I could help them out in some way in exchange for picking their brain. :-)

Like a weird-tea-baggy-republicany-alarmist-run-for-the-hills typa thing.

You got a good one.A lazy or deceased seller and a inexperienced bank.

web design has grown tremendously, i used to own a company that dabbled in it, something one of our inexperienced techs could do would be worth a ton.

I'll jump in on this one . . . in determining if someone is a novice or experienced, asking them how many deals they have done may not get you the answer you seek, as people often tend to lie when they are inexperienced.