The system that always works for me is my Gut, how I feel about a deal, I don't depend on any system 100%, if the deal doesn't make me feel good deep down in my g u t,  if I have to second guess myself- I move on!

(the kind that you drill a hole and then hammer them in the hole roughly 2 inches deep, rated for 3500lbs a piece)Only real concern I can think of is the fact that Im pulling over and DOWN instead of just straight over.

While I'm building my credit score and increasing my savings, I would like to dig deep into getting the education for my first project!

They do vary somewhat from contract to contract so having a deep understanding of yours is imperative.

It's absolutely excellent and does a high dive into the VERY deep end of the coin laundry pool, including a lot of mathematical and financial analysis.Google around- sometimes they pop up at independent used book sellers for $20-25.

What other factors should I look at before diving deep into one niche?

Unless we find and get the old owner to sign a quit claim deep they claim we cannot have a clear title because there is a 15 year period when the old owner could sue to regain possession of the house.Kansas law appears to be pretty clear, 12 months recourse period to sue and show you were not able to pay the taxes for some reason or were not notified.

Values dropped, a bunch of owners just walked, and the whole thing is now deep in litigation. 

Many Condos are in DEEP FINANCIAL CRISIS!  

I'm having to dig deep to find flip properties, older listings that are vacant...