I am bidding on a properties without seeing them and waiting for the inspection report and then I re-examine my offer and then I resubmit another offer based on the work that will need to be done; you could also ask for closing credit that works just as good to have less money out of your pocket up front. 

I suggest you study the process very carefully before committing money you can't afford to lose.If you haven't search and examined title before it's not something you just walk down to the courthouse, or get online, and start doing.Check with a local title company to confirm their requirements for issuing a policy post sale.

Let's examine traditional, conventional financing (Fannie/Freddie) vs.

This was a very nerve-wracking time being that the market was very unsure of the future and rates went up and down like a boat at sea in a storm (my loan office jokes with me to write "Bought a home when Covid hit" on my resumé).Jokes aside, my wife and I were scared that we were buying a home at the worst time since no one seemed to be in the market to purchase a home.

In signing this Lease, Tenant agrees that Tenant has examined the Premises and certifies that it has not observed any pests in the Premises.

A lot of folks with steel nerves investing there. 

Hey Joe,Of course your right about the relative magnitude of the type of posts I'm whining about....LOL, I I am sometime my own worst enemy, as I have spent more time complaining and pontificating in this thread, than my time wasted by this initial poster that inspired the post.It just caught me off guard, because their was posts are within the rules, but the intention is not....so just hit a nerve...it's almost as if they are being paid to generate the exact type of posts that stay within the rules, but, with intention of sales/networking, not the pursuit of knowledge....it seems to be a more and more common practice in generaAnyway, I appreciate your posts and thoughtful contribution, it has added value to my time in these forums.Have a great day and best of luck!

Hi BP Folks, I recently passed my RE Salesperson Exam in Rhode Island.

I would examine those markets to see if the deals would work with what you want to spend because then you have boots on the ground and/or a competitive advantage in that area instead of choosing a town you don't know and building a whole time that are only verified online.

Is any of this related to investing in real estate, or do I like to ramble on, forever. tic nerv