This site is very slow for me.

I admit I signed up awhile back and just haven't had time to come in and spend time but today it was slow and I wanted to say hi to everyone.I am not an Investor; I'm a full-time realtor and I live and work in Santa Claus Indiana.

I like others expected the economy to slow down last year.

My agent and I will often discuss at length why a deal is good and/or may not be good, but he will also be transparent on his own views of the place since he himself is an investor and very good at flips.The properties that I have often turned down are often those that would involve lots of rehab which would be costly for me but he on the other hand is very good at rehabbing and often does most of his own work and primarily targets such properties, which is all fine by me.Anyway was just curious as to the change of heart and also just how much of a discussion you and he/had when he first presented the deal to you.If you passed on it then, perhaps he felt he cannot make you go to see it and if you had, perhaps you would have liked it, or maybe not, but in the end if he went and looked at it and likes it and will be making an offer, I think he is entitled to that, as are you if you do now decide that you want the property.Not sure how it works in real estate and I could be wrong, but would he need to represent your interests before his or if he chose to go after the property would he be required to withdraw as your agent, am following as am curious to know how this works out too.The part about him telling you though was something I always thought is required of all agents if they are interested in a property that they showed you at one point.

Some bank may require for you to make a small withdraw on approval.

I also hadn't realized that I could only withdraw up to $50k for investing.

@Scott Radetich a good attorney isn't going to be stopped by an LLC or probably even slowed down if there is negligence.

I learned this coming to this state.. have to slow down .. now if your in the metro area that is highly charged and competitive.. so at the end of the day i call it Oregon Porch time.. for whatever reason most of these folks move slow will sell to those they like before the one with the highest dollar.. not always but many times..

For me buy and hold has been a slow and steady process.

Keep in mind real estate investing is a long slow process...it takes a life time for many esspically in Canada.Time to test your resolve.