The market I am in is Beaver County, specifically Ambridge, and again I am new and do not know the market well and maybe homes are being bought for more than they're worth but from what I've seen I don't think so.I have been going back and forth with this for a while and I should've posted sooner but any insight would be awesome.

You will have those expenses sooner or later.

I know very seasoned flippers miscalculate or get cocky because they've done a ton of deals and wind up losing tons of money.I would figure out what you are good at, have a passion for and gets you to your ultimate goal (financial freedom, generational wealth, quitting your W2 etc) and work towards that sooner than later.A good place to start in Orlando would be networking with other investors that are local.

Hello Jimmy, thank you for your input, I am likely going to get in that market by the end of the year if not sooner.

Just saying, you may have an opinion, but you're likely mistaken as they do go through a medical reviews.Now, if you see a guy who says he has a bad back and you see him at the gym bench pressing 200 lbs, photograph it, document it and report it.....or just report it.

Kicking myself for not growing our portfolio sooner but better late than never I guess.Here's the thing - We don't live in the US, my husband is a US citizen but since he hasn't lived in the US for many years he has no credit history.Now comes the fun part - we are in a lot of debt where we live (like $115k in loans).

Knowing what I know now, I could have been here much sooner.

Sooner or later everyone who invests in real estate will have a horror story to tell, that's part of dealing with people. 

They are reviewing the lease to see if we can get her out sooner based on the lease agreement.

Since rates are very high now and likely will be lower in a year or even sooner, is there a way to not pay the refi fees twice?