Don't forget, you need to have two open spots for breakers at all times.

Crawl before you walk.

Scott thanks for your Question if i was newbie in Real Estate I would connect with a Mentor first before you Jump into any Flipping of Properties or wholesale a few deals an learn the Process if you know what i mean Crawl first before you walk.

I do the prep myself as I fix the places myself some things I can fix on the spot that the inspector finds wrong.

For example, you can flip a 3/2 much easier than a 3/1, so if you find a 3/2 that hits the sweet spot, flip it.

Sounds like you're on a crawl or slab if you're talking about an excavator.

Also the typical stuff like lack of a maintained yard, the growth, the mail piling up, and if there are no spots from a leaking parked car that can be a sign sometimes.

Gary Bailey is spot on with his advice.I would stress moving on to the next guy.

Ok, so I've spotted a house on Zillow that is for sale at $75k.

In my state there is a section of the exclusive buyers agreement that if a buyer buys a home I showed them after our contract ends within a certain time fame ( it's a fill in the blank spot) I'm able to collect commission.