I heard a story that with IREM some people can not access the classes with their computers, and then that IREM customer service does not respond, and will not refund anyone with issues accessing the course they purchase. 

It is in a desirable area where houses sell quickly, and the house itself is in great condition, along with the whole neighborhood it is in great condition. 

Although I have gotten a tremendous amount of information I'm looking for some advice on how to start my journey; what you wish you would've done, or have learned from, how to start quickly, etc.

But here are the quick points:1-2 months and the most labor intensive part will be new roofing, demo of kitchen and 2 baths, new deck and tearing up carpet and putting in flooring.

It can be done but you need to educate yourself quickly and be prepared to make mistakes.

Hi BP,Here is the quick back story for context:I'm looking to buy a house in Baltimore.

There are cheaper ones probably, but she's been using him off and on for many years and he pays quickly.

Try to do repairs and turnovers quickly. 

Hello to all,I'm new to the forums and real estate investing and my question may be redundant or found already somewhere on the forums but here goes...How do I quickly and accurately assess a deal to see if the numbers make sense if my goal is to cash flow?

You got to be quick out here.