If you had five or six renovations under your belt and some valuable personal rehab experience, you could jump on this deal, but the more you look at it, the more it appears to be a soul-crushing nightmare waiting to happen for a beginner investor.

Thank you @George Blower.

I plan to move into DC and Baltimore once I have got a few flips under my belt and have established myself with a couple of investors.

The whole story ended with me and my mom on a place flying out of Greece to the USA and me ending the relationship with the girlfriend with a text message and a letter she found when she came back from the vacation she took alone, paid for by the profits of the first renovation.I'm sure she found a slightly more gullible fool to be with quickly enough.With those two renovations under my belt, however, I understood that there was money to be made in flipping.

Now that I have partnerships and some experience under my belt, the hardest part is having patience.

Well, I picked a young guy with only a few sales under his belt.

If you aren't wasting your own time, your wasting other people's.You have four posts under your belt with half of them arguing about something you know nothing about.

I am a fairly new investor with only a couple deals under my belt.

@Dan Roma Eventually once I get a few deals under my belt, the one good thing I forgot to mention is that all I have to do is bring in leads, I work with another salesperson, he has about 9 years of experience, so I bring in the leads either through the phone or through another source and he closes them.

Hi my name is Dillon I am New to Real Estate I have done a few flips this year I am looking to connect with other people in Sacramento area. To learn new things and make some new friends. I started and still on my spa...