Thank you.Edit 1: I know there are some studies about the topic but I will like to hear some experiences.

You want to make sure and study your market so that you know how to value the houses, what they should be bought for, how much you need to put into them and what they will sell for.

By doing so, you may find that the Bank of Mom and Dad will come to their aid - or they discover that paying isn't an option with you and not pay someone else.

I've never actively traded, don't study the market.

I like your enthusiasm and that you did yourself a huge favor by studying on your own.

I had a family interested in one of my rentals, discovered they had a couple negligence lawsuits (thrown out, but they actually re-filed then only to be thrown out again).

@David Levin I get that it was viewed at inspection, but as a seller I would ask myself a few questionsWas it viewable or discoverable before an offer was madeWill another buyer ask for itAnd how much will a backup offer ask forMy comments were not as to when it was discovered by you, but when COULD it have been discovered. 

As Warren Buffet has said "Only when the tide goes out do you discover who has been swimming naked." 

I am new to Real estate investing and discovered bigger pockets.

The ideal property I wanted did not exist in my market, more Google search, read more articles and discussions on BP and I discovered BRRRR!