It is filled with tips and strategies that would be great for cutting your teeth in real estate and setting yourself up for great success in the years to come.

@Matthew WrightCentral Maine is a good place to cut your teeth with a smaller park.

I know there is a cost involved but their knowledge of the market & the comps, their advice on negotiating an offer & a list price once complete and the advertising they already have in place could actually increase your ROI & would take a load off your shoulders while you cut your teeth on all of the other fun stuff you will encounter along the way! 

I sort of cut my teeth on coastal vacation rental condos back in the early 2000s by investing in the Florida panhandle beach towns. 

If he's qualified, but only by the skin of his teeth, then I would rent to him but I would want a double deposit and take other precautions.Most people would be ok with what you're doing. 

I would suggest you pick something along like below median and cut your teeth there. 

It also has a huge ARV cushion which is ideal to cut your teeth on.

RMLS has a form for this.3) Paying his Feb mortgage grits my teeth, but if the market is that hot and this is that good a deal, I'd rather give him a increase on the sales price for the amount of principal so I'm not out of pocket IF there is no other way.

As easy as this sounds, it's not simple and usually like pulling teeth.

Would it make more sense to cut my teeth on a less juicy deal using traditional financing and ramp up from there?