Then I dispose of the old non-financiable home and install a brand new home.

(Which would set me back because of the downpayment I had to pay) Has anyone you know brand new to this just jump right in to investing out of state?

Found a water issue found a bad support beam...found a leaky window.....then i looked under the cabinets and realized the water damage from the window meant i would need to tear out and get new cabinets.....new total price when i was done with the kitchen floor.....4800 and that was with me doing the labor.....not a good two weeks...Now I will say i decided to take out all the cabinets instead of having mismatched and I put in a new stove....the old stove was ugly with all the new stuff..and I decided that as i was in 4500 by then i would put up a back splash that cost about 250 ...The good part...house worth a lot more like maybe 7 k and the rent I can get with a brand new kitchen is about 100 + more a month. 

I'm currently working on self branding, as all new agents must, and I've started a networking group in NEA which I believe will lead me to the needed connections.

Hi my name is Arthur and I am brand new to the community and to the Real Estate world.

I bought the thing, got rid of the old one and then installed a brand new one and sold it.

My name is Nieko, I am a brand new Bigger Pockets site member after being a long time surveyor of the youtube channel and listener of the podcasts, and have now decided to jump into the mix of things, I just wanted to start a discussion on peoples first real estate Acquisitions, see how they were feeling during the process, did you do a super detective method of knowing every little itsy-bitsy detail before you bought in?

The flooring was brand new a little over 2 years ago when they moved in, but the installer had left a bubble in the vinyl and wouldn’t replace it at that time.

I am brand new to all this.

I am a brand new investor and I will be looking for my first property shortly.