A good lawyer can burn through the due diligence quickly, although they don't hold a monopoly on the due diligence.

One great source is John Burns, his real estate consulting analytics and dashboards are an investment but considered top notch.Whatever you do and wherever you invest, good luck and welcome!

(Despite what the gurus selling investing classes say) Do not be a "Motivated buyer" Unless you have plenty of money to burn, take your time and make sure you get your first deal right. 

Purchase price: $178,000 Cash invested: $170,000 Sale price: $322,500 Fix and flip, the investor got fat on this one because it was a year project and we paid him 10% APR.

November is right around the corner so you don't really have too much time to burn.

We are not able to get coverage even though we Will be forced to buy it even if it burns down between now and when we get to take possession of the property. 

The agents I know and trust the best are people that I would consider friends so I'd hate to step on any toes or burn any bridges.

Carbon monoxide is the odorless killer that can result from a malfunctioning fuel-burning appliances, not the LP or NG itself.

@Chuy GonzalezI am 1 for 1 getting burned by section 8 tenant costing me $7000 total with lesson learned. 12 years and first bad blood bath

Look like it would work on paper, but got my hands on an inspection report and I came to the conclusion that it should be burned down instead of sold.