I'm wheelchair bound and legally blind but I'm motivated to learn how to be a real estate investor!

Don't make blind offers (there are a few cases where I may allow this but generally I want you to see the home before submitting an offer). 3.

For example a person experiencing blindness and a seeing eye dog.

Anything but blindly following what has worked for the past decade would be a good call.And please, feel free to message me anytime if you have questions or just want to chat!

@Glenn Barlow Good question, the traditional blind pool fund has several disadvantages , people are reluctant to invest in someone without a strong track record if they cannot review each deal.

Most organizations will provide a service that is not duplicated, if the senior center isn't providing a walker, the XYZ disabled and-or blind may.

With that I quickly noticed what seemed like the "majority" of what agents were saying was more accurately the blind leading the blind mixed with herd-think.

The big difference that I saw was in how you market to potential investors, if you are playing in the usual real estate lender/investor space, they may be leery of lending to a blind pool that does not have a specific property.You could take the semi-blind pool position where you give them a model deal(s) that will fit into a theoretical box even though you do not have a specific deal yet. 

Even though I'm a contractor, I like a second set of eyes on the place to see if I was blinded by my "want" of the property.

$600.00 Bathroom remodeling labor$400.00 Trim ($25.00), blinds ($35.00), & baseboard heater covers ($320.00)$200.00 Labor for installing baseboard covers, trim, blinds, and final cleaning.$4200.00 Labor $4770.00 Materials $8970.00.