Again, I’m a newbie and this is my first deal, so I think the bad feeling I have is just fear, which is why I’m looking for some BP community opinions and guidance!

No equity deals are IMHO 1. sub 2 purchase and rent out2. lease option and assign the deal for $5K+3. master lease if there is a cash flow comparing PITI /Rent monthlyHappy to hear other opinions/options for OP.

Hi all,Just curious on others opinions.

I can't find any unique opinions about it.

It may be some hard work on your part but it will be easier than handling a claim yourself.Just my opinion.

My opinion is that wholesaling is probably the most difficult strategy to master.If you have remodeling skills, the odds of making any real money, are much greater buying, fixing and selling.It would likely be much easier to find someone in your area to team up with/teach you how to make money with a fix and flip, then to find someone to teach train you how to do a wholesale sucessfully.

Another long time BP lurker here, finally getting around to introducing myself.My name is Geoff and I live in a fairly small and, in my opinion, unique community.

I run numbers on a lot of properties when they are listed and in my inexperienced opinion I think you will do good on it.

@Michael DeAngelo,You are asking all the right questions and in my opinion the best way to get there is to scale up as quickly as possible following sound business principles.But, you do need to start small and actually prove you can buy a income producing property that actually, uh, produces consistent income.

For those of you who are title experts (or have experience dealing with HOAs), I got to thinking about a hypothetical scenario today and I wanted to get some outside opinions to make sure my assumptions were correct....Scenario: Suppose I owned a house or condo that was part of an HOA.