@Erin C. surround yourself with people who are willing to let you learn if you prove that you won't waste their time.

Don't know if Scott Horne is a good teacher but if you spend a few more months studying the subject you'll be able to ask enough intelligent questions that you'll find out for yourself.

You can increase leverage, you can take bigger risks, you might work in different markets, you might have bought in 2010 vs 2016.Many of the people you are reading haven't ever been thru a downturn and some of the highest return strategies may prove the riskiest.I think as long as you are making money, I wouldn't worry too much about keeping up with someone else. 

But do I need to send it certified or return receipt to prove that I sent it?

Just started studying for my Washington RE License  and leases came up.  

All private Russell - that's exactly what my agent said but can't prove by pointing at the exact paragraph in the law.

I have done lots of studying however have a few questions been looking up pre-foreclosure on the market for over 90days or more through Zillow that's in default.

Second, I'm pretty new to the site and to real estate investing, but have been studying how to look at some of these numbers for awhile now.

This way he has some hedge on his initial risk of partnering with you while you have no experience, and you have the upside in that as you continue to prove to be an asset to him in the long run, you are compensated for your growing experience and success Many will say, and I truly believe this, real estate is a get rich slow game.

Once you prove that the repairs are done, ie you paid someone to do them or you bought materials and did them, you can get your money released from escrow.Now to Bedford.