Like I said, I've been cautiously going with buy and hold as a beginner, but I'm now looking to flip properties.

Also I consider myself to be a somewhat cautious person, so I'll only give myself the "go" if I have everything in place beforehand.

If they say you have to "buy" their program, be cautious.

And I know everyone has all different stories but I am a very cautious person when it comes to anything & everything1)  I believe I should continue on and complete my degree to achieve a better financial position to save as much as possible together.

I am looking for my first flip and wanted to reach out for a little guidance.I have a deal that my overly cautious side is telling me to run away from but my "get your first deal!"

Most of my clients use BRRRR strategy so a little cautious with potential refinance difficulties.

Any chance you could post the agent's name on here so others can be cautious if they have dealings with this agent? 

I am very cautious of my debt to income because of plans that I have to build new construction next year.

This isn't to say you shouldn't do it, but be cautious.

Many also send investors out like ants to do their dirty work to find that 1 in 1,000 deal they will partner with them on.So just be cautious and learn as much as you can.What about you purchasing a quad from Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac?