I think I'm too green to be considering any deals just yet, but also don't want to pass up a good deal from someone who may very well be trying to legitimately help a newbie get started.

I feel that I'm too green to take on an out-of-state rental property.Thank you in advance for your time BP members.- Minh

They were able to turn green tiles to white.

That's a great conservative newbie model that doesn't break the bank or your day job schedule while you gain experience.Currently on the MLS, there are 3 potentials in Green Haven, Pasadena alone that fit into that model.

Are you hoping to grow a portfolio in Green Bay?

Ask your friendly title company to create a HUD-1 for youWith the offer attach pictures of all the ugly things about the property; the landscaping, broken windows, bad walk ways, bad fencing, green water in the pool, any nasty pictures of the interior, the estimate amount of renovations neededWrite a cover letter stating what you will do if they accept your offer; secure the property, insure the house, pay all cash, take care immediately of the roof problem, protect and secure the house form squatters, have the electric turned on, notify the water department, notify the local police to keep an eye out for vandals...etc.Since no one at the bank can make a decision as fast as you want, put a drop dead date in your offer.

@Leon Greene welcome to BP and Indianapolis!

@Nathaniel Green welcome to BP!

Sure it doesn't have to be the main reason, but why waste time investing if you don't care about the green at all

Ramona Green at Bearing-Group Real Estate in Grosse Pointe.