From the tone of your post, you are brand new so analyzing deals for others on a commission basis might be difficult.

I am BRAND new to this industry and I like it so far.

I’m brand new to real estate investing unless you count the two personal homes I’ve purchased.

Like a lot of people, during this time I’ve been looking for a new career! My husband has always tried to talk me into becoming a real estate agent, but I shut it down without ever giving it much thought. I knew that ...

We already got rid of the wallpaper and painted the walls, my husband got rid of the green laminate floors and installed new flooring, we have also found an awesome vendor who organized brand new stainless steel appliances for us at an awesome price, we are busy replacing the white appliances as they cave in on us. 

It takes persistence, a good personal brand, integrity, and a solid track record to attract private money consistently. 

Those are good numbers for a rental, especially a brand new home that you know the ins and outs of. 

Hi folks, brand new to the site.I own a 3br/1.75bath 1,000 sq ft condo in Bensonhurst, Brooklyn. 2003 construction. 

The construction is very much worth it to me because you get a brand new house basically and with a lower mortgage (after re-fi) compared to a nice house bought with a conventional loan.

But today is the new economy, and even experienced flippers are facing brand new challenges.