@Curtis Jones Any opportunity for you to actually get started, learn more, gain experience, and ideally not loose money is a good way to get started.

This would be my ideal scenario that id like to invest in because i know in reality , the property with better Property management will yield better  , less vacancy , less repairs and just overall better care which will yield a higher ROI of 15%-20% especially with a refinance 18-36 months down the line . 

As others have indicated it is acceptable to make an offer based on what is known and then during the contingency/diligence phase if you find out something material that makes the RE worth less you can either make a lower offer, ideally presenting the rationale, or pull out. 

Rentals with pools are not ideal and will cost a bit more with the insurance company. 

Ideally, find a house that has space to add another bedroom and/or bathroom.  

Which would not be ideal, but would be draining the 4% savings anyway, to just fill back up.same with spending on my hobbies, no saving up for that wheel set for my bike, just use HELOC. 

I know BRRRR is ideal, but I'm still trying to find that type of deal. 

Hi BiggerPockets community,I contracted a project with Ideal Renovations back in July 2019.

Ideally, the faster I can spend 100% of my time within real estate investing the better, but I do realize that I may need some sort of income stream to qualify for fixed low-rate loans.

I deal with my tenants personally and I should be able to manage the amount of risk I want to expose myself too, not mention the risk that it exposes the other tenants too.