The actual interaction is not what I'm concerned about just important questions and information I should want from seller.

Step 1 for me was to gain specialized knowledge, so I joined a coaching program, participated in master mind and bootcamp type events and started to interact with people that were operating at a higher level than myself.Step 2- I asked others that I wanted to be like (people that owned portfolios, accredited investors, etc.) how I could bring them value.  

It was getting to the point where I dreaded going anywhere near those houses because I knew I'd have to interact with their craziness (Let alone my poor tenants who shared the buildings with them).  

Just keep every scrap of every interaction you have with her.

Just interacting with people and listening to how he and his team would negotiate sales haas had a big impact on my conversations!

I'm a new investor and I currently have an assignment deal in Baltimore Maryland, below are the numbers for the dealARV: 225,000Rehab: 80,000Purchase: 75,000I am currently working with a mix of local and national lenders, but with each interaction, I feel like I'm missing something.

No response or interaction from the owner.  3) contacted local RE lawyer. 

New here to BP, doing a lot of learning and getting a little interaction. 

So I've gotten to know a lot of them and interact with them regularly, both in prison and once they get out of prison.I think ruling anyone out just because they have a felony is crazy.

So thanks, because if it wasn't for all of the interactions that I've seen in this forum so far I very well could have dropped the REI plan a long time ago.