It confirms that I'm at least headed in the right direction.

If the loan is a non-recourse loan the fee doesn't have to be terribly substantial, but if it is a recourse loan then you will have to make it worth it for the individual.

When I was about 21 years old I paid $4k for a online real estate investing class because of a seminar to find out a lot of their strategies weren’t even legal in Ohio I quickly got discouraged and began working then I figured that maybe I could learn some important trades (electrical, hvac, plumbing) I could get a head start to real estate investing so after 10 years I feel like I’m ready but I am nervous because it took so much hard work to save up the money I have to invest and I would hate to make a terrible decision so please if there’s anyone whose experienced in Cleveland investing please give me a better understanding I’ve read so many books but just need actual guidance Thank you Jaron Collier

There are a couple of places in Lake Stevens/Marysville area that are on the market off the top of my head. 

My question is do you link Philadelphia is a solid market for a beginner to start in and if so in what direction do you guys see the path of progress heading?

My head is telling me, "what am I missing?" 

@Michael Baum - good heads up on ihome reliability. 

Like, in my head, that lawn needed to be green with no weeds when I listed the house. 

ARV based on realized financials projected to be $3.1 million which is substantially higher than our original proforma projections due to increased revenue and decreased operating expenses.

ARV based on realized financials projected to be $3.1 million which is substantially higher than our original proforma projections due to increased revenue and decreased operating expenses.