From what I’ve seen, some flippers are still willing to pay buyer’s agent commissions, especially if they want to attract more buyers and make their properties more competitive.

As a teenager, I managed properties that I owned a percentage of.

I have experience as a commercial and residential real estate agent. and I'm working on acquiring a 28 unit mixed use building through owner financing, we just need some additional capital for the down payment. here's my advice for you and starting a portfolio.

Then you have to understand MOTIVATED seller leads generation.Once you do, you will soon realize that it is not possible to target motivated sellers.Anything based on a list is not even random, it is worse than random.Fact 1:I rank #1 on Google for my market and thus I get a ton of organic actually and truly motivated seller leads.I rarely get foreclosures, absentee owners, probates, tax liens, divorces etc.

What area is the property in? 

The market was increasing and we were able to find an off-market deal from some friends who held the property for over a year had no interest in fixing it up.

I strongly despise when costs of mentorship start to impact the mentee's already limited ability to put a down payment on a property.

I am new investor and have one investment property.

I am new to Real Estate Investment, venturing into commercial real estate space (multi-family rental properties) and willing to expand my network to build a team across the different states for potential opportunities. 

Albeit, when we building materials started to increase significantly, that complicated things and we had to just keep going.You will lose MORE if you sell a half-built property, than if you take it to completion.