AS for trying to find an equity partner... that's like internet dating you have no clue who is at the other end of the e mail or phone.. and there are a lot of wanna bee's out there I get a call a week from someone trying to find money for someone.. those are also waste of time.

Being 100% new to this i have NO clue as to where to even start.

I wouldn't go solely on #3, but I think this will give you clues as to where are good places to focus your attention.

Before I look at the home, I just wanted to get some clue as to what a typical home of similar size that has been gutted should sell for.

I had no clue about wholesaling, note/lien investing, PM, etc.

I was think of setting things up myself with a Wordpress platform (I'm not tetchy, but I can figure it out) but I have no clue how idx and all that stuff works.

I'm not sure what state this author is writing about, or even what planet he's on, but it's clear he hasn't a clue about lending.

This is where I see most of the errors happening.If you use for instance an attorney that only does commercial real estate they will run into these issues and many more on a daily basis Their level of knowledge will tend to be highly sophisticated in this one area of contracts.I have no clue what could have been changed.

Real estate is a fascinating business and I see possible potential all around for gaining properties, but have no clue (or funds) for acquiring them.

Does the agent have a clue about investor deals?