I believe that they are extremely experienced rehabbers and know their market as well as anyone, it's more of a matter of how seriously they are going to take the partnership and if they are going to take the time to work with me step by step on these deals.Anyway I'd like to hear any thoughts as to how I should approach this or if you think I should just avoid this right off of the bat.Thanks!

Engineer for future negotiation opportunities.Deal needs to cash flow.Use "purchase money notes"Consider breaking up into two carry back notes, in case they want to sell or liquidate for cash prior to full term.

For Fannie Mae the digital engine is called "DU" (Desktop Underwriter) and for Freddie Mac the engine is called "LP" (Loan Prospector) and they both also use "DO" (Desktop Originator).

Too high fees to get split, need to more experienced anyways, on your own brokerage.

Hello experienced investors...I have been reading threads and have a 101 knowledge of notebuying from other short teachings but still need a great teacher.

Or just simply like a personalHope to find some advices from experienced people in this big community.Any information that could be provided would be greatly appreciated.

Concentrate on securing a quality deal as experienced real estate investors are not going to be sold by a green 19 year old.

Hello BP,Just starting out in the real estate world, only 20 years old.Would love to talk to more experienced flippers/investors.

Hey Nick, Congrats on the home in Cotuit, I actually work for the Town of Barnstable's engineering department and am extremely familar with all of the different neighborhoods throughout.

Certain degrees, mostly in engineering disciplines, will make you a lot of money.