When a wholesaler is presenting a deal to you...how much equity do you generally like there to be? (in the cents on a dollar comparison)

Or in other words...what is a good equity evaluation for you?

25c on the $1.0...

What would an experienced investor assert is more beneficial to a REI career?

If not, is there any good experienced Realtor you guys can recommend?

Louis and spent time in Rolla getting my engineering degree.

action=detail&ComColdwellbankerDataProperty_id=12007203&page=propertyI'm def just in the learning and research stage but I was curious if some more experienced folks might mind sharing the thoughts that run through their minds when they see a listing like this one?

I'll jump in on this one . . . in determining if someone is a novice or experienced, asking them how many deals they have done may not get you the answer you seek, as people often tend to lie when they are inexperienced.

Most of my adult life has been based around real estate in some way.I had an Architecture/drafting passion in high school which led me to an Associates Degree in Architectural Engineering.

You can also get someone on your "team" who is veru experienced to assist you in this business.

You know you're an experienced real estate investor when your mentoring scares the sh-- out of them.

I from Bergen county and Im experiencing the same problem as you.