I need a commercial agent that knows and has seasoned experience in Houston commercial and wholesale MF properties and has knowledge of city and state redevelopment incentive programs.

If you buy this house, and it takes a few months to close and rehab, you're getting dangerously close to the holiday season.

We have found a really good property in philly and are looking to partner with a seasoned rehabber/flipper to help us gain experience in this area.The property is in the Germantown section of Philadelphia.ARV-90KSELLER ASKING 37KREPAIRS 20-25KIf you are interested in partnering for this deal, please contact me via email.

I was told by one Guru that there is no seasoning requirement for investors who buy HUD properties; that you could "double close" and sell it to another wholesaler the same day.Then, a Realtor told me he and the Investor had to sign a HUD form saying that the house would be owner occupied for 12 months.Which is it? 

I heard a Biggerpockets podcast where this seasoned real estate investor shared some negation tactics and he said if you want to know if your negotiation skills are good, go to a bar and convince someone to buy you a beer...

There are seasoning requirements, etc.  

I have a feeling I'll have your mindset once I become more seasoned.

You would be competing with seasoned pros how have access to cheap and skilled labor as well as knowledge and experience beyond your current life experiences. 

I am under contract to purchase my first rental, so I will be interested to hear what more seasoned investors have to say on this topic.

I think just finding a "seasoned" investor friendly mentor or partner, would be an excellent way to go.