i would like to rehab a property so i can make some money to get into renting. i am currently 18 and in college and have very little money. because i have such little money i want my first property to be the cheapest property possible so im basically looking to fix up from a shell. does anyone think this is way to much to handle for someone without experience?

The housing market will turn around only when first time buyers can afford to move into housing, whether "afford" is persieved or real also plays into account the turn around in an unknown way.That is the basic crux of the housing market.

Basically, getting into a market as dynamic as downtown isn't worth looking into without experience within yourself or within the people you will work with.

I already knew the basics, but not the CRITICAL real world aspects of the business.

That would infringe on some basic rights of property ownership.

Your new friend will be glad to help you for free (although don't expect them to spoon feed you the basics).

basically what i'm saying is just be totally honest - you're not contracting these properties with any intention of actually closing on them yourself.

ahhah no i dont even have a bicycle right now but im in the process of bulding one right now. basically i just wanna check prices of recent comps that could give me a clue as for what i should make as my intial offer for a property im interested in

To calculate your monthly payments, you basically need to know the purchase price and a few other things.

I was only pointing out that the reality of these techniques is quite different than they appear in seminars and bootcamps.Let's be clear about this "WIN-WIN" concept that is perpetuated by some of the gurus.