So many images of properties are taken from wacky angles, with poor lighting, and no regard for what is and isn't in the picture.

I'll give it a shot here to see if I can shed some light on the subject.Most investors avoid going conventional because it's expensive, time consuming and eats up quite a bit of your cash, now that we have to bring in 20% down before they'll even consider looking at the loan.

If I had stuck it out and knew I fraction of what I know now, I'd be light-years ahead.Use your GI bill to study finance, investments, economics, accounting and such, you don't need a full degree.Am I satisfied with my own decision?

Hi @Dave Slaughter Here is a possibility on SOME rehabs.A JV with the Seller on a light rehaba.

I personally don't like your pics, low quality, lights are off, fireplace is dirty.

When i first started, I looked lightly for a group.

Checked in to check Greg's progress and see he finally saw the light and chucked birddogging, because it just doesn't make any sense when the line to wholesaling is just a few inches away.

Hence, my newest blog post to bring light to those interested in the Phoenix market.

They were two homes that each needed light rehab in a great neighborhood, and the sellers were both very motivated.

I let the occupant maintain it, after I do some light rehab.