I feel ready to attack a project, except for the area of finances.

I have several investors that are ready to invest and are requesting that I forward the necessary paperwork.

You always need to be ready, when they are ready… Sign the deal… and the due diligence stuff can be done later… Just have an “out” clause or two in your contract letting you cancel should you need to…Always get the contract signed ASAP.

The point I am trying to make is that you cannot rehab a 25K home as a rental and expect to flip it in the same condition, by time you get ready to sell it, you are going to have go back in and reinvest more money in it in order to make it marketable.

I'm not really ready to respond further...still learning.

After nearly three years of reading websites and listening to podcasts about real estate investing, I feel that it is finally time to take action and DO something. With that being said, I still have a few questions th...

Retail Buyer - Less than market value = dealLease Option Buyer – Buy at market value with terms = dealLandlord Buyer – Good house rent ready less than market value = dealRehabber – House will have increased value due to the rehab = dealKeep looking and learning!

I know I know… It’s pretty easy to be optimistic when you are sitting in an appreciating area… But the point is this… You need to get in correctly, be prepared to make changes as you go along, have a plan “A”, and plan “B” and a plan “C”… Etc… Be flexible and be ready to change and adapt to the market changes…

Hey everyone,This is my first post (beside my intro in the intro section) :D I'm getting things ready to start wholesaling and just wanted to make sure I wasn't overlooking anything.* I've been reading the past posts in the forum* I'm developing a company name so that I can have business cards and a website ready for my first REI Club meeting.

He suggested duplexes might be a good idea because we could both get our own 'home' to live in, and when we are ready to move out, we could either sell it, or if need be rent it out.He also advocated flipping homes because of its short term nature and he thinks he can get cheap rates for contracting.