your best bet here is to find a professional that knows the area, product and market you are selling in.

I am completely new, I read Rich Dad, Poor Dad about 3 weeks ago and it got me really excited about real estate investing but I haven’t found many people in the area who could really show me the ropes.So far I am trying to find someone I can learn from and also finding out if there are any investor friendly real estate agents in the area.

That might be the best bet here. :)

His best bet would probably be to become an investor himself, since he has a pool of people who could become renters if something happened to the prior.

Talk to the people in your area doing flips or agents that have clients who do them regularly, I bet you will find that the people who do any kind of volume all use the same 1 or 2 HMLs.

Your best bet is to either up your offer or do what @Mike Cumbie suggested and make your EMD non-refundable (maybe also up the EMD too).

The best bet is to 'follow the bread crumbs' from existing connections. 

I bet that cost him a lot but the tree was gone.The city here is also pushing for us to pay for new sewers (old small diameter clay ones are failing constantly) & what us to replace ancient Pb connections to all mains.

Hello,My name is Justin and just finished Rich Dad Poor Dad and I'm all in and ready to invest.

Being a 1950s house, the windows/doors were wooden, poorly insulated and single-paned.