Best of luck on your new adventure.

I guess that is why when I started my little adventure as a real estate investor (wanted to be a wholesaler) I never put up bandit signs, yellow cards or ever told anyone I would buy their house for cash.

But for right now the only buyer I would trust is someone with the actual cash. on the flip side we had 5 closings this last week  One hedge fund  One refi  ( big one ) One sale to owner occ ( Vegas and they were laid off from Casino just needed to get a letter from Casino that they will go back to work in 30 days which they did and FHA funded) payoff from 2 turnkey buyers one a US citizen the other I think from South America and one other owner occ all of these in different states..  

I know times they be a changin... though.was just in Lincoln last summer for my niece's wedding stayed at Thunder Valley that's one nice Indian casino and hotel  by the way.My direct mail that I do now is in other states one were I live and others in the deep south were I am active.

You can find a cheaper contractors at $40 per sq ft but it reminds me of playing craps at the casino.

I am looking forward to hearing about your adventure.

Stay out of areas that are way too adventurous as a new investor.

Looking forward to the great adventures ahead of us!

Once you get your feet wet and learn more, reassess and see if your goals and needs have shifted.Best of luck in your new adventure.

.- "i love this house. i love it, love it. i am fixing my credit". on the way out she said "Ok y'all, we are going to the casino now. hope to see you later". - stated 3 times before they came out that the house has NO basement. comes in and says "It's small, does it have a basement"?