There are a lot of scam artists looking to take you for every dime they can.

@QR Miller, That is good thinking letting the seller know they will not be getting a dime for letting you put their property under contact.

I respectfully think that all these newbies wanting to start out investing out of state with turnkeys are stepping over dollars in state to go pick up dimes out of state and they don't fully understand or appreciate the risks of this strategy.

Pinching pennies and nickel and diming everything doesn’t lead to deals and good relationships with people that we deal with in this industry.

Don't spend a dime on polish trying to put shine on a penny.Clint 

Avoid groups with weird rules (must use their buying broker and/or can't talk to brokers directly, can't partner with people outside of their group, the coach will only partner with you in a specific market, must use their PM, nickel and dime you on additional fees, etc)5.

Every offer I've made for the last 3 years has been a "cash" offer when I didn't have a dime (well, at one point I may have had a couple grand).

I applied in March and have had credit pulled twice (I have 700+ credit) and have yet to receive a dime and haven’t received stimulus either.

I never pay a dime of credit card interest.

Didn’t lose a dime.