I'm 28 years old, I've got a great job, I've read all the good books, I've got the right mindset, I've listened to about 150 episodes so far and I'm ready to embark on my real estate investment journey.

A sale will consume that much of the value. 

In searching for land, I discovered that nearby new construction projects were purchased as "shovel ready, ready to issue."

I would look for properties that have already been updated and are ready to go day one.

Our first flip taught us sooo much. we are ready now to really hit it hard. do a couple more flips and invest in some rental properties. best of luck to everyone on their investment ventures Respectfully,Jessica Corona 

It is well-maintained and ready to sell, but will need some extensive work in the future including foundation work.

this can be done with a minimal of expense.. now you have ownership then you can decide if you want to refi or what have you down the track.get the home in your name  rent it then worry about financing when your ready.

What does a 'good' move in ready 3 or 4 unit look like in your market?

Hello, I've read quite a bit about house flipping and even though there is always more to learn I think I am ready for my first deal.

We're doing some financial forecasting as we get ready to purchase our first home ($120k-$150k range) and are trying to project insurances... can someone clarify for me...