I have never heard of the After Repaired Value (ARV) formula you mentioned but it sounds like a solid quick way to pre-qualify a property.

Before you even make the offer on the house, I would recommend having a very solid exit strategy and financing lined up, along with having a couple alternate plans if everything goes to crap.If you want to tell more about the deal, your investment strategy/goals, and the market your in, I'm sure you can still get some more insight into things, even if its a little late on that particular deal.

Seriously, schooling is just a waste of time in my book, most work isnt even based on qualifications these days its all down to experience.

Instead of wasting so much time talking about this or thqat being a scam and what you can't do>>>I need to know immediately how do I hook up with Real Estate Investors that need "bird dogs" and what do I do exactly get the criteria for what they're looking for go online and research it and document what comes up and then send it to them?

if you don't have that "luxury" (excessive cash), then you need controls over the investments in order to make a serious return.saving money is a waste of your time.

My goals for this year are to purchase 1 small multi-unit property and to wholesale one small property, either SFH or multi.I am currently in the closing process on the multi and once the dust settles (no really the dust settling from the week or two of minor rehabbing) from that deal I want to get started on a wholesale deal.After working on this deal I'm not sure I could ever go a week again in my life with out working somehow on a RE deal, I'd feel to much like I was wasting time.

We will coach you and train you on what is needed but we will not waste time with anyone who is not interested in doing the work.

A good buyer's agent should be happy to show you properties as long as they think you aren't wasting their time.

IT seems like a big waste to me especially for 350 dollars.

i am an investor who lives in new jersey and i am seeking investors to help fund deals in Pennsylvania. i have several properties that i am looking to purchase in both states. these are deals that i have done pro-formas and cash flow analysis on and have seen their value and potential for solid reasons.i would be willing to partner up or assign my deals to you for a fee. interested?