The shower in particular in this specific house had rotted out the sub-floor and one of the floor supports that wasn't visible due to the unique nature of the crawl space being compartmentalize due to numerous home additions in this specific house.

I would love for you to help analyze my deal to see if it's good to even get, and then after listening to many numerous episodes and other investors on how they did their deals, I'm hoping maybe asking for a $0 down deal (no money down or little money down) option I can present!

Sometimes it's ambiguous, but even then, why should I bother with the company that has numerous unresolved lawsuits, versus another company that is virtually the same but has none.

@Muju Hussain as an Architect I have helped numerous clients (developers and homeowners) in the last few years in DC and it all depends what you want to do.

Since our first purchases and got our feet wet we wanted to 10x this together to hopefully get away from our full time jobs.

I've been reading and listening to numerous podcasts, I just don't know how to start I don't have a support system nor do I have anyone who can help me start.

I am just getting my feet wet with land investments and was curious if you contacted the banks directly to see their list of vacant REO lots or how else did you find them? 

Now I'm getting my feet wet with great returns.

I guess my first main goal then is to get my feet wet in real estate by house-hacking a property in an area that appreciates in Sacramento: either through the purchase of a small multi-family, or a single family home with potential to build an ADU in the garage or the backyard.

I'm planning to get my feet wet by purchasing my first property this year.