Guys who have been in the trades for months, years, or even a lifetime... estimating is HARD, MENTALLY DEMANDING WORK.

Is there over saturation relative to current and future demand??

My auctioneer is begging me for more properties.In other words demand is high.

If you end up having enough work to keep feeding a contractor steady work, you will get better prices and get a more "on demand" type help as well.

The number one way is to buy a saleable and in demand product.

Supply what is in demand with a little extra just to get a good recommendation.

My goal is to own enough that the cash flow allows us to retire, when he is done with the military.Pros-*Can use primary residents to become rentals so less money down*Get to explore tons of different towns to evaluate investment possibilities*Can use the VA loan for multiple properties as long as you don't exceed the maximum VA allowance*Understand Tenant needs and cater to them*Maximize Long Term Rental by renting to fellow military*Can save management fees by handling it yourself through the connections you made while you live in the town.Con-*Military can be a demanding schedule.

She was nosy, demanding and she overly-scrutinized every repair I wanted to make to the neglected, bank-owned property I had purchased.

They are driving the profit and loss by the numbers and from time to time, that causes the demands to be a little off from what the market may give.

In general, high DOM means there's not a lot of demand and low DOM means the market is hot.