Each deal you look at will help you hone in on what you're looking for, so when you find the right one you'll know without a doubt and will be able to jump on it quick and make a strong offer with confidence.

You should have someone more experienced that you to partner with, if you're new to this.If you're confident about your ability to handle the whole thing yourself, and this would make a good deal for you, then maybe just go for it!

How confident are you with that budget hitting the mark and time frame?

If you are super confident in the deal, don't be scared of hard money.

I have about 25 follow up calls to make with clients that went through a lead sheet with my VA passed and I all think will sell.Only problem is I haven't done one deal and I'm not very confident on what structure to use.So its just free money piling up and im afraid to make that 1st call back to get it under contract. 

I have about 25 follow up calls to make with clients that went through a lead sheet with my VA passed and I all think will sell.Only problem is I haven't done one deal and I'm not very confident on what structure to use.So its just free money piling up and im afraid to make that 1st call back to get it under contract.

My agent who knows the market very well says he is confident the units would all rent for $600/unit "as-is".

On the other hand, buying in a market where you can't be confident of 3% growth is equally stupid.

Im confident I can get through it. 

Are you confident in all of these numbers?