This would be my first property and now that I had courage to finally pull the trigger, now I'm afraid I might be making a mistake..

Biggest mistake novice landlords make is compromising on their screening standards to try to force a applicant to qualify.

Business Example: Let’s say you are negotiating to buy a property and the people you are dealing with made a mistake by changing critical information on the contract.

Probably by the time you see it, mistakes have already been made.

Also they said a scrap person took the lawn mower by mistake I have provided them so Im out a lawn mower to What should I do?

As I am going through this process for the first time, I am finding more ways to be efficient and minimize mistakes.

I put an upper limit on the price range more because it's my first home and wanted to make sure that if I made any mistakes that they weren't huge mistakes (maybe the property needs more work than anticipated, stays vacant for a while, etc. etc.).  

Holy hell, what are these advices gone from a simple question.Greg Rollins Under CA law, you can pull permit, not a homeowner but an owner-builder, do not mistake a homeowner from a rented house to pull an owner-builder and fly with the city.

I learned from every mistake. 

I found my last experience in listing a house with a realtor excessive for the amount of work required by the agent in my opinion,, granted it was move in ready unoccupied house...and sold in 10 days... but my mistake was not putting it on FSBO and MLS myself.