So picking a property that requires a lot of interaction is a bad idea.

As a new investor looking for my first fix & flip, I don't have a great idea of what it would cost for different types of rehab.

Hello,I'm seeking a mortgage on a property that was purchased in a recent sheriff sale, property located in Union City, NJ.I've been assured that that are local banks that will underwrite mortgages even on the basis of an external appraisal (can't get an internal one because I can't get in the property yet).Any ideas on which these "local banks" may be?

Electrical bid is high - but it is reasonable to be high here - he has no idea what he's committing himself to so he is covering his backside.

I was listening to the BP podcast but I forgot what number it was when I heard - giving your seller a few options on their home is a good idea.

Yes those things can help you get a better idea, but they are only part of the picture.

Hello all,I am brand new to RE investing and have been fascinated by all the opinions and strategies posted by others! I am ready to move past the psychological stage and will be ready to move forward with this proces...

Same idea of separating passive (holding the property only) vs. active (leasing and property management).

Next time we have ideas to force value and as everyone knows: LOCATION LOCATION LOCATION.

I actually moved out of state for work.I will dig into removing the MI on #2 however..Any other ideas?