Makes me feel more confident in my decisions.

I strongly recommend if you are new to order a title report and engage an attorney to review the foreclosure filing and the title report.

Like I mentioned earlier, if you are ok with analysis and feel confident in your numbers, then maybe finding someone to find deals for you is what you need in that step.

Lenders are eager to get loans, as are brokers, so you as a client, need to feel confident and comfortable with whom you trust your loan with.

You need someone that clicks with you personally before engaging in a mentor/mentee relationship with the dedication and stress that may be involved.Where to find a mentorStart by looking within your existing network.

Would you be better off if you were confident they had the knowledge and expertise you deserve?

.- Cost to sell approaches 10% (mostly realtor fee).I have confidence that 10 years from now the return on this RE will have been decent.

I am based in NH and have worked with businesses and investors across the country with no issue and be able to provide high levels of service - I am confident most of the CPAs putting themselves out there on BP could do the same.Locally - a REI group is fantastic, other members can certainly point you in the right direction for their service providers of choice.

Our strategy is a fix and flip and we're fairly confident we can be in and out in 90-120 days - still scoping the reno timeline though.A question for this group: the down payment really killed us, and so we're looking for creative ways to fund the renos and stretch our budget.

My gut is telling me that my biggest challenge initially will be gaining the skills required to have confidence in my deal analysis, but this is ultimately an auxiliary strategy that would compound my savings toward my ultimate goal.