I'm a turn and burn kind of investor.

Hello BP Community!I am a new investor. I have been listening to the podcasts and reading up on real estate for 3 months now. My initial strategy is to execute a buy and hold for cash flow with a focus on multifamily ...

Even if you somehow do get this one to the negotiation table, keep looking for the next one.I have one truly burning question for you, however.

I looked at him.He must have smelled the self-pity on my face.Here is what just happened to me.I worked for a small firm in Constriction Engineering Products, Johnson Controls, that sold air and water control equipment to large apartment and commercial building contractors.  

Zillow has sucked the oxygen out of the internet by monopolizing the search engines.

Is it affixed and is there an engineering cert?

I invest in my backyard (North Jersey) however if you plan to invest out of state you should consider management costs and add that to your expenses when working the numbers as traveling back and fourth dealing with issues will surely burn you out before you become profitable.I manage quite a bit of single and multi families in NJ myself but I live a stones throw away from then.

I burned about 4,000 because I had no idea how to determine property values and I was just literally going to the properties having no clue what to look for.

(if you are not already fimmilliar with mls contracts "do-so" This way the agent gets compensated for the deals closed on and not burned out looking for deals.and of course there is the possibillity of reffering listings if you do your own marketing (listing refferalls on housing that are not deals for you)It really comes down to your business model and knowing the value of it as well as knowing exactly what you want in a working realtionshipSet those MeetingsGood Luck

He left TX where he'd burned too many bridges and set up his "education" company in CA.