I tend to agree, and it's really nice just to get input from more experienced investors.  

Hi all,I have several rental properties up in DC. I recently moved to Atlanta. I'm in the market for another rental here in the ATL. But I don't have network by which to find a competent "investment-oriented" real est...

Based on these numbers is it something that any of you more experienced investors would look into?

Other reasons are that FHA usually allows a higher debt-to-income ratio than Conventional, allows a lower credit score, and can have some more flexible underwriting guidelines.It's always best to find an experienced loan officer with a strong product arsenal to help you fit into the best product, and educate you so that YOU can make the right decision. 

Experience is often necessary for these bank loans (and you probably need to work with experienced people for any loan).5) In development, experience does matter but it will definitely help if you hire the right team of architects. 

I'm wondering if anyone has experienced an increase in seller motivation with tax season approaching?

This is where a good contract will come in, and experienced contractor could foresee most of it.

I am experienced in Fix and Flips in the state of Maryland, but I need to get my feet wet here and find my rhythm again.  

that's very true the time constraint on 1031's can be difficult that's why it's important sellers get assistance from experienced agents to facilitate the process.

@Mark Tomsick the San Diego REIA clubs are a great source to learn and rub shoulders with experienced investors.