It was the best move I ever made, as it set me on a course to become more involved in real estate.

I'm a specialist because I do more research and look up comparable sales in the area surrounding the property, sometimes even having a Title company to help me but again I don't have to be licensed to do this either or the companies or homeowners that give me the information would require it.

Everytime you get in your car should be another class listening to audio realestate courses like "carlton sheets" and "Dolph Deroos".

Does anyone have experience with the Trum Real Estate Investment course?

Now of course you want to do everything in your power to close the deal, but worst cast scenario you are losing your 1k and burning a bridge.

Of course you should consider the risk.

Of course that's a decision for you to make after you consider your entire situation.

Of course, there are a TON of variables that can come into play.

I will have all inspections done, of course, but a concern is the electrical.

i had a guy in florida try and tell me the following:buy SFH 209,000 - new construction.at completion - "value" will be 252,000he tried to tell me that with an ARM of like 3% for one year - with a negative cash flow of about 6000 a year.in two years i could turn around and sell it for 270,000so that's negative cash flow - 12,000.the down payment was of course ridiculous like 1000 bucks - with all this "great financing".so that's 13,000wow for an investment of 13,000 - i would make over 50,000.in the salesman's words - for 13,000 investment for 50,000 return - that's not bad.BE CAREFUL when you're considering your investments when you're new.