You'll see the differences in brick, stone or siding and you can see the quality of construction as well as the apparent condition, you might even recognize the builder.Learn by getting out there and seeing properties in person, you'll know what you have to drive through to get there too, some areas can have price differences due to having to drive past a factory area or poorly kept areas.

Problem was mom was with her to look at the house and her mom have a very very easy to recognize voice and way of talking.

You'll start recognizing ranges for the expenses and once you see something out of the range you're accustomed to seeing it'll jump out at you.Another thing to ask about is property taxes in 2014, Philadelphia is in the middle of a tax hike and what you're seeing for 2013 may be quite different in 2014.

One of the main points that I recognized throughout the entire excerpt is to avoid speculation, either by thinking that the market will swing to your favor or just by getting "in love" with the property.

Buyers are more willing to buy and lenders are more willing to lend; thusly, sellers are recognizing that now is a good time to sell.

I am part of a facebook group which I recognize Jennifer Lee from (I don't know her, just that she is in the fb group) called Pittsburgh Real Estate Investors that I believe the guy coordinating the meetings in White Oak is the administrator of.

Recognize that many wholesalers are newbies.

Sellers recognize a bird in hand is worth two in the bush.

I do agree most wholesalers do not have a clue of what they are doing but what industry doesn't have a weak link.Carelessness, misunderstandings, and the inability to recognize and act on a good idea, creates opportunity for the next man.

I like creative problem solving on problems that are solvable, and getting the experience to recognize those that can't.