Whether you are just starting out in real estate investing, or are working on your hundredth deal, REIAL can help you learn more, earn more, and have more fun doing it.

...your agent should be present at the inspection to chat up the inspector on what they are seeing...your agent should have a copy of the report...your agent should complete a call with you to walk through all the items and discuss whether or not you should move forward with the deal...and they should put together a scope of work, refer contractors, and even manage the renovation.If you are working with an agent and they did not do this, move on immediately or your investing career will be very limited.

I'd focus on your career and see where it lands you.

If any of them act like jerks, mark that lender off your list....there are plenty of other lenders that want to earn the future business of a real estate investor.Best to you!

You never know who you will meet...it might be the jumpstart for your whole RE career.....

I've had some unusual home UST issues during the course of my career. hopefully your situation will be rather routine. 

I have a background in Civil engineering and drafted some grading plans in my career.

I'll earn a little sweat equity on this one but im already house hacking a tiny tri-plex!

I'd love to bounce around some ideas for getting my career in real estate investment started, if you're down for that.  

By investing passively in a real estate syndication, you can earn two types of returns: cash flow and profit split.Cash flow returns are checks or direct deposits (typically on a monthly basis) from the time the deal closes until the asset is sold.