I am happy this community/tool exists and is very helpful.I ultimately am a buy/hold investor, however I would say I will adapt depending on the property and what I have to work with.

@Paul Stern From my experience as well, using an inspector usually ends up saving $, because then you can use the inspection report as a negotiation tool, and you can go back to the REO, and state, "You didn't realize it needed (Fill in blank)", and ask for a concession amount as you have done in the past.  

The agent is (no offense) the tool to the deal.

Make sure you have the tools to become a successful real estate investor.

Hi - I'm a new Agent/Investor in Georgia and am learning all the new tools I have access to.

I have not done a deal yet but I believe I have all the tools to run my business.

Gotta find the gold at the end if the rainbow by yourself, but all the tools needed are on this site.

If you want to better understand deal analysis there are a ton of tools here to help.

I'm a member of several sites that have tools to make it quicker. 

If I was you I would check out the blogs that is filled with tons of valuable content and more.Start Here First....The Ultimate Guide to Real Estate Marketing: 10 Tools to Generate Unlimited LeadsHere is another good place to start by reading some top blog posts here on BPhttp://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/author/antoniocoleman/