I would be very cautious about getting under contract with a "wholesaler" as they're not the end buyer and most of them will only drag you along for the ride and drop the contract once they realize they're unable to flip the purchase contract.

@Thomas Larsen I'd be cautious going in on the deal due to the age of the home and this being your first deal.

Hey Zach,You may want to be cautious on how you have your realtor ask if seller financing is a possibility.

Many have over-leveraged by cashing out all their equity in Property A to fund Property B and they may end up losing both.I think it's time to buy cautiously and build a reserve.

So, I would be very cautious about this rating...it's easy to get an A+ because it's calculated by the BBB computer based on a formula for the number of complaints and the rectification of those complaints.

While I am cautious to promote the area to people far away, given that you are around the corner, you might want to have a look around . . .Good luck and we'll be seeing you around the site!

I'd be cautious about using the VA loan (or any loan for that matter) that lets you borrow 100% of the purchase price.

@Michael Layne East Lansing buyers should be a bit cautious.

Be cautious. 2nd, the number of properties per LLC should be based on a number of different factors – equity, number of units, cash flow, location of real estate, and tenants.

or am I being to cautious?