My name is Bisrat Arega I'am 22 years old and I attend Eastern Washington University studying community health.

Study all the creative financing strategies and put them to use.

I'm 21 years old and currently studying economics in college and debating if I really want to transfer to UC Berkeley to pursue my degree.

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I'm reading, listening, studying everything I can on the subject of Flipping and I have one question for all the Pros out there.

Over the past few months, I have been reading, studying, and overall educating myself as you can imagine a serious first time investor would do.

A lot of times we discover the things we want to do from observation and interaction with other people.  

I've always read about and studied people I aspire to be (successful business owners, entrepreneurs, wealthy people who came from nothing, ect.) and read financial books in my free time.

What you need to do:Create a contract for your agent to represent you and agree on the commission that you willing to pay.Have contract offers and deposit ready for your agentBe available to preview properties and to negotiate with the sellersTreat your agent well, give him cash for gas, buy lunch, stay in touch with the agent on a daily basis offer bonusesLater, if you work well with the agent, offer an equity positionTo be open to learning and using creative financing terms and clausesAware of how to establish seller financingKnowledge of Hybrid offers, delayed settlements, study periods and possession clausesI believe it is important to work with an agent who has your interest before his or a seller.A good buyer's agent can be a tremendous assets to an investor, a good agent can make you many thousands of dollars in cash flow and equity.Most agents are not trained to represent buyers, they realize that commissions come from sellers that have their property listed.

Or at that point it is what it is since they will discover title has changed to my name and there is nothing I can hide?