I am super eager to start, and I need some guidance to start my journey. 

hi there,i'm wanting to get into more of a long game scenario w buy&holds, but keep hearing that wholesales, flips, etc. are a great way to generate some quick (or quicker) profit that can then be used to help to fund the b&h strategy. i don't know the beginnings, however, of what to look for/watch out for in relation to that sort of strategy. this was just sent to me by zillow because it's in the area i've been looking: http://www.zillow.com/homes/for_sale/fsba,fsbo,for...it's a super solid area with incredibly high demand. this could end up being a buy & hold, actually, since it fits a lot of the things we've been looking for and is in the area we'd prefer no less.i guess my question is simply this: how do i best assess this in terms of it being an REO?

I bought the property super cheap, the only debt on it is from my construction costs.  

I am super eager to learn from all of you and am looking forward to networking with other real estate investors in the community! 

Hazmat suits, the works.It sat unoccupied for 11 months then went on the market at a super deep discount - with no mention of the death. 

You are right, I am super busy and blessed!  

The show basically went as follows:If you have 300k cash to spare go buy a foreclosure/auction house that needs workHigher a contractor to fix it up for 40kSell it for 400k 30 days laterI'm super skeptical about this process.

I'm only 25 and super new to this.

If you could get this for a super steal, it might work.

Hello BP Family,Does anyone in the group have experience building or living in these super cool  "Tiny Homes"I'm brainstorming a strategy for 2016 and looking for some feedback on the subject.