The market these days requires short due diligence periods and large amounts of earnest money to tie deals up. 

You need to make sure you're doing your due-diligence with these programs.

Overall, I think this is a good deal.Obviously, you’ll need to do your own due diligence as well—considering things like the area, tenant profiles, community growth, etc. 

I had a project bite me in the butt because I wasn't more diligent in "checking in" on the contractor.If you need any help or additional advice, feel free to reach out I have helped a lot of my investor friends purchase properties in other counties in California.

But, of course, you must do due diligence to ensure the market will not recover in the short to medium term.What are the signs of a weak or stagnated market?

Take ownership of your mistake and learn to do the proper due diligence recommended above😊

I don’t know the condition of the property nor how to properly assess it considering my lack of experience – who would I approach due diligence?

Take ownership of your mistake and learn to do the proper due diligence recommended above😊

These posts just invite agents to pimp their city out.Quit stating your intentions if you're new to something, and start doing your own diligence.

Also, I’m curious—have you found that lenders’ confidence grows after seeing how smoothly things run, or are there certain aspects of the deal where they tend to focus their due diligence?