@Adam Willis, you missed THE most important aspect that I find lacking in nearly all PM's today, Quality, Timely COMMUNICATION! 

Now it's my turn to try to find the deals, while doing so, I found a company called "Net worth Realty", they offer supposed under market value properties and then will offer you Hardmoney at 13% per month and then a 4% when the deal is closed, I believe that's correct, don't quote me on that.I'm just wondering if anyone has some horror stories or has a little insight on the company itself to let me know if it's a good idea to actually work with the company.To me the rehab aspect is the easiest part, and the hard part being finding a great deal.Any insight will help, I'm looking for a wholesaler or someone with off market properties, and money to help pay for the flips.

TOPA is one of the most misunderstood aspects of the DC market....and it can be a huge PIA.

Stick around and you'll read about so many aspects to this industry - eventually you will find your interest is in one or two areas to start.

Hello BP members,I am new to BP and love the community and the knowledge shared on every aspect of RE investing.

I quit my day job 3 years ago and jumped into real estate full time - I have a passion for all aspects of real estate investing and learning something new.

He has succeeded in REI through flipping (and other aspects of REI) while practicing high moral standards.

While it use to be that only public companies were required to follow Generally Accepted Accounting Principles (GAAP), this year all real estate operations must comply, that means any mom and pop landlord, any whizbang investor dealer or any else that sells dirt.This aspect has everyone dealing with leases and/or option contracts and any other sale giving consideration to accounting for such operations, banks/lenders, settlement agents, appraisers as well as investors. 

It is a good community to network and learn about all aspects of real-estate investing.

There are so many aspects of real estate investing and it's easy to be that guy who is all over the place and therefore never gets anything done.