My business has really motivated me to eventually invest in real estate, particularly rehabbing, as I have the resources (employees/knowledge of work) to take on such projects.As finances are a factor, I'm also considering buying and fixing while living in the house.

I'm skeptical, but that's because I don't want to get burned, plus when it comes to money I'm just really cautious regardless of the amount.One more general question (for now) - if I do approach a bank to purchase a home that has been foreclosed, will I have much success making an offer that matches the principle remaining, or do I need to make an offer somewhere between the estimated (appraised) value and the principle that remained on the loan?

I skimmed the first few chapters since it was mostly motivation and mindset stuff.

It has motivated and helped me realize that I have had the knowledge and tools to some extent all this time but was more focused on just being a good employee, finding a husband, getting married, buying a house and having a baby.

I have a property lead from a highly motivated seller.

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Get motivated and find them every way you can.

Plus, in addition to the refund, the credit card company charges the vender a % fee for the chargeback - another motivator for venders to settle with you.

I don't know if there are many mentors out there that help people trying to get involved, or if there are people looking for young motivated people to work with them.

WHat were their situations or better yet motivation for selling?