Ok, understood Steve.

What I seen in the comps after I understood what the partner was looking for, which was the same idea I had ( which was good) we were going to turn a 572 sq ft 1/1 into an 800 sq ft 2/2.

Flipping houses is a well understood business.

Was just wondering if anyone on here actually managed to find someone in FB that understood and helped them out... 

I knew for a fact that Austin & Nashville was about to run based off intel, I never fully understood Miami.

Wow I'm 23 and I want to be like your 12 year old great job on parenting and he's also doing a great job all the books I've read say to start early I guess he understood that perfectly

I've done multiple funding deals which I would have never understood before joining this mentorship. 

For instance, he identified the load bearing walls when we walked the property, he understood where the existing plumbing was, and where new plumbing would need to go, he assessed where HVAC ducts were, and where new ducts would need to be routed, he understood the changes that would need to occur to the electrical system, etc., etc., and he understood the costs of all of those issues.

I think I always understood that income properties were an important piece of wealth-building, but until I started reading BP along with devouring some of the most recommended books, I suppose I never was able to articulate and understand how and why appropriately.

It will give you a basis of language that will indicate to a contractor that you have a general idea of what you are getting into and will allow you to create a mutually understood "scope of work".