They give us a quick, down & dirty way to know whether we have a shot at something being a deal.As a flipper, you have to acknowledge that you have a level of risk on every deal.  

People post decent deals on there all the time. 

Shot you a colleague request with my email, thanks again.

In my jurisdiction you can have your CPA set up your LLC for you all in one shot.

Both have a place in a portfolio for building wealth, but psychology is probably the most important factor to earn decent (~10%) annual returns over long periods in the stock market.  

I remember my first shot at bandit signs, I put 35 out and my phone rang off the hook. 

I have no money to put down but I think I can secure decent private loan.  

The neighborhoods wouldn't be the ones you used to live in (most likely), but still decent areas and great returns.How will the numbers on your row house pan out for renting it out?

i'm new to BP but I dabble a bit in real estate and am involved with the deal so a couple of notes that may help your analysis.Smart move made by sellers is a 300 security deposit; helps keep the units in at least reasonable condition as that is a decent amount of money for some of these tenants.First off I'd classify this property as C+ maybe even B-.  

When I saw the house I pulled over to the side and took a look around and it seems to be in a decent condition outside wise (roof looks fine just needs a pressure wash) maybe some new paint to spruce it up and some yard work, but other than that it looks decent..