I know deals will come shortly, I'm confident and focused.

Solo enables you to learn all aspects and keep more of your earnings, but it will also require you to be 100% responsible for every aspect and probably see slower growth.It's a pretty wide-open question and difficult to answer without knowing you, your skill set, your resources, and your goals.Im confident I can handle every aspect of the business myself, I have been a successful small business owner for the last 15 years owning up to 3 businesses at once, but am transitioning out those.

My plan is to take most of this year saving , getting my license, analyzing deals and gaining the confidence to get started.

Hi BP people,I want to be ready to jump on a deal when it comes my way with confidence. 

And thank you Biggerpockets for the wealth of knowledge and the confidence to get past two rental properties.

This will build confidence and change you as an investor.

How confident are you on your comps ARV?

Because of this mindset change when I am dealing with the nitty gritty numbers in a deal or partnership I don't know if I am being arrogant and entitled by thinking I should be getting this amount or percentage, or if I am being confident and know the value I'm providing.

I am confident that the property would cash flow after some small renovations and subsequent rent increases. 

As a contractor, I can say confidently that there are LOADS of tire kickers out there who will just never pull the trigger, and it's infuriating for me to have crawled all through there mess and spent hours working up an estimate to hear things like: 'Oh so much, my cousin could do it for half' or 'Ok great, if I start saving now I can afford this in like, 2 years'You're going to have to lean into your contacts pretty hard to coax out couple contractors at first, and once you get some projects out there and some work done, it'll get way easier.