http://www.ripoffreport.com/r/success-in-real-esta...http://www.ripoffreport.com/r/Performance-Educatio...Unless you find something as you dig a little deeper, I'd suggest going elsewhere for education.Best Regards,Nick

See if the broker can give you some comps in the area, although if you already own nearby, you probably know a lot about the area.Try to dig deeper as to why the seller is selling, it might give you insight as to how flexible they are.

Especially if the CPA is experienced with real estate and may have deeper pockets that are there to help if things don't go as well as planned.  

As to the e-book thing, I have outlined this and began from the basics, which is probably alot deeper tha n it needs to be.

Moving forward could dig you in deeper.  

I am looking to find either an experienced Mentor (preferable) or a partner (second priority) to delve into the BRRRR strategy in my local market.

They think it's as cut and dry as buying a property and letting someone stay there for X amount per month.Once you start delving into the nuances, you realize there are a whole bunch of laws you have to follow, a whole lot of ethical guidelines you must acknowledge, and a whole lot of work you have to put in before you can get to that point where you're bringing in the cash.But I also mention that there comes a point where you can only educate yourself but so much before you bog yourself down with facts and knowledge, but nothing to which to apply it.

i would see if you can get some history on how often and how bad it floods first "if you haven't" to make sure you're not getting a monster every year or more than you can handle in future repairs if your contractor is sure he can take care of this issue with drainage I would  not be too afraid to look into it deeper.  

We are targeting the $100k to $150K price range.This is my first purchase and I am still educating myself and could and will probably find the answer as I dig deeper into BP website.

The insurance company has deeper pockets, so that is easy money for the attorney.3.