My big take away from your experience is don't rush and stick to the deal you want, even if it gets rejected or out bid.

Really just trying to gain as much experience or knowledge ahead of time.

I want to use my time, sweat and capital to invest in making neighbourhoods safer, desirable and affordable without getting too far ahead of myself or inclinations as a property investor/ rehabber.I hope that is not too much to say in my intro...

The next best are those that plan ahead and have a place to move sooner rather than later.

I'm thinking I'll go ahead and try advertising now and see what happens.

The seller was at the showing and the agent warned me ahead that he was $90,000 FIRM it is what he needed (he bought it at an estate sale), and was flipping.

As I told him I love it that he is California specific and his years of experience are miles ahead of me!

He was told he could go ahead and file a civil suit, but that it would be thrown out in court.

From what Rodney says there is purely speculative at this juncture.You can do a "watch and wait" approach to see when something actually sticks and tries to gain traction or you can go ahead and buy today and hold for a long time.In that situation it's like a lotto ticket waiting to cash it in on a big payday.

I actually started at 21 :/ and didn't get my first deal till 22 :// You're so far ahead of the game it's crazy!