I got my real estate agent's license a few years ago as a way to get a feel for the market, and I emphatically agree it is a tough place to start!

This forces them to work together to find some sort of solution (whether it be a change of terms or agreeing to back out of the deal entirely).

I agree with Kevin here. 

@Jared Baker I agree with what @Courtney M. said, you don't necessarily need a "mentor".

I have a 4th renter that is very behind in rent, and so I may ask them to agree to pay their own water or just proceed to eviction. 2 questions. 1.

I agree, part of my dilemma is the thought I could be buying at a peak.Eric:Property #1 Value: $220,000Property #2 Value: $215,000Right now, I've got a combined (with my wife) income of $100,000 +

@Aaron Klatt I agree with that.

I agree with Saj. 

I agree that it is indeed confusing when different lenders use the same terms interchangeably.Luckily, I received a clarification email last night after breaking down and admitting that I was confused.

For the deal to really work I'd like to spend $45K but not sure if that's possible.Specifically I'm interested if you agree with my rehab assessment, if there is anything you recommend I not overlook or that you think isn't that important, and how you might approach the rehab if this was your project.Here's the property:https://www.zillow.com/homes/for_sale/9612-Madison...Here's the video walk thru:https://www.youtube.com/watch?