If you are risk adverse real estate, (especially out of state) is not for you.

I figured I would have to figure out how to overcome that since I'll continue moving around every couple of years with the military anyway.

However, there are ways to overcome that, if you have a deal to discuss, give me a call.

As a newbie, uber excitement can just overcome one and if not careful, one may make quick moves because their focus is only on specific things.

The only way to overcome the flag of market rejection is drop below market price, effectively getting your client below market value for their property.  

If you do not meet the selection criteria, or if you provide inaccurate or incomplete information, your application may be rejected and your application fee will not be refunded.”Landlords running a credit check on prospective tenants as part of the application process must meet several conditions, including: (1) The landlord must get the prospective tenant’s written permission to run the check. (2) If the landlord declines to rent to the tenant based on the applicant’s credit report, the landlord must inform the applicant of this in a “Notice of Adverse Action.”

Thus, anyone who is achieving that or beyond today and lives in LA and would not mind giving me a chance, I would like to invite you to coffee or lunch and I would like to hear how you did and what strategy you used, hard money, private or banks, how you overcom your fears etc etc and eventually be a mentor to me.  

@Cece Steoger over paid is unfortunately one of the more difficult things about a property to overcome. 

If you are risk adverse real estate, (especially out of state) is not for you.

Hi Everyone, I am closing on my first property tomorrow and i am being overcome with waves of excitement and nausea - luckily the excitement is winning.sort of hoping this is one hurdle I dont have to jump.Just wanted to touch base with everyone here - I am buying the house in my LLC name - I assume all utilities should be in that name as well, right?