If anyone has any experience in this area, would love your thoughts

I “thought” they would come back and get the second in the next few days.Unfortunately four weeks went by and despite certified letters and phone calls to the previous owners from the realtor, it was never removed.Ultimately I paid a guy $275 to make it disappear.Obviously, I have not been happy having to deal with this problem for the last month and the fact that I had to pay for its removal is maddening.Especially since I feel that both realty companies, the previous owner and the contractor all walked away with my money and I was left holding this bag.In the future I will not make this mistake.But, my question to BP is whom should I attempt to get reimbursed?

Here are some questions that I thought of when reading your post: 1.

I thought my best bet would be to become an agent so I could learn how the real estate market works, gain capital, and most importantly create relationships with people who can show me the ropes and point me in the right direction.

Saurabh Pahuja Taye Nguyen Just as a thought...I never go to the big box stores for contractors.

What are your thoughts?

So I am new to the site, and thought I would get some feedback regarding the lending process and flips.There are some creative ways and I would love to hear from people on their experiences.I have been involved with numerous flips, but I am looking to now do my own.

It was more about looking at areas that I thought would cash flow decently and provide double digit ROI.  

and2) rent credits towards your down payment because they want to make sure you’re not engaging too much with the seller in a seller financed agreement as part of the SAFE act?

I am a VERY newbie looking to get into real estate investing. I will be coming from the standpoint of investing while working a full-time job, at least for the next 5-6 years. The good part of this is that it's a pret...