This is why in contracts it will say something like ( The brokerage, broker, agent IS NOT an expert relative to ( all these listed matters etc. ) and that if the buyer has any questions they should seek the professional out to help them research a situation to make a decision ( something to that effect .)3.

Originally posted by @Cory Boren:After going to the property and leaving notice I had to enter from a window in the back.Can I point out that I don't think this was a very wise decision?  

Raju,No doubt that is a tough decision. 

You'll want to narrow your criteria so when the right deal comes along, you can make a confident, quick decision.  

Getting ahead of the problem and understanding all the options will help her make a better decision in the long run.Best of luck,Jennifer

On the other hand buyers need to be conscious of the reality that ads will never change the product, but clever ones change how we value it.Advertising is everywhere in the realm of real estate, and knowing how it works will lead to smarter decision making, and ultimately success.

Check with your conventional lenders when making your decision and tell them up front what you're planning on doing.  

Knowing how you will deduct things on your taxes makes decision making a lot easier.

Originally posted by @Jay Rincon:looking to buy first rental property this year, just wanted to ask for any advice out there thank you Hey Jay congrats on your decision to buy your first rental property.

Home owners can list the property for whatever price they want, so to base a decision off the list price is very un-savvy.It takes work to get a property under contract, and I don't have time to scour the MLS all day and negotiate terms with the agent so if a wholesaler sends me a deal... and it's above list price... and the comps are there to support the resale value to hit my target ROI, I'll pull the trigger.