Are you able to identify exactly where the water is coming in?

I love this and it's great that you can identify this about yourself and realize you need to learn more.

At first I would wholesale some deals to ensure I knew I could find an identify great deals.

Hello all,I have identified an potential opportunity for mobile homes in another country and am researching shipping rates and laws for it.Has anyone here done this or could someone point me in a direction for my search?

When leads come in, we would identify who brought the lead and pay a referral free upon closing.My question is, what if any liability would I be exposing my self to?

First off, identify more precisely what the exit value is and we need to know what is the amount of repairs (in dollars, not quantity) needed to obtain the exit value?

I see a lot of foreclosures going on and I just want to make sure I can identify what situation I'm faced with so I wont act like a bumbling idiot.

As part of my negotiation I had already negotiated that they cover my closing costs of $8,500 which was the max that I can get back at closing with the FHA loan and I also am having them fix some issues prior to the closing date that I identified in my inspections.

I've found the responses you've gotten to be most informative.I have 15 years of financial experience (credit & equity), but let me also preface that other than finishing up my MBA very shortly for which I'll have a real estate concentration, I have no direct RE experience besides owning my own home.When you're contemplating a transaction or generally evaluating your RE business, let me suggest that you identify a handful of the most relevant risk factors you're exposed to.

One thing to keep in mind is that you're going to need to educate yourself as well to be able to identify if a person is a "good" partner for yourself.