These include a blower door, test air sealing recommendations and even offer rebates on insulation.

So this is definitely something to be considered but I think it would need to be a little bit further down the road once I've got some deals under my belt and am more comfortable.

A good tool to add to your tool belt in Real Estate would be to learn more about creative finance.

I believe that if you listen to the BP Real Estate Podcast, swim through the forums soaking up all the information it provides, and attend your local REIA meetings you can do quite well for yourself until you have a few properties under your belt.

I wanted to share some YouTube resources that would be good to have in your tool belt.

It will be a great tool to have in your tool belt when it comes to finding deals and expanding your portfolio. 

Always start with the market you know, gong long distance or out of state can be difficult if you don't know what you are doing, so get a few under your belt local before venturing out.

I'd suggest you get out there and check them out and do the same for future purchases until you have a few under your belt and have really built an excellent and trustworthy team. 

I look in other places and run the numbers just to entertain the thought, but I just need some experience under my belt first...I think.

Having a lawyer draw up the documents is like wearing a seat belt when you drive.