Yeah you gotta be able to see it, this wholesaler hasn't a clue what their doing and are basing this decision on fear. 

http://faculty.caes.uga.edu/pthomas/hort4091.web/P...).xls When you open the spreadsheet there is a tab for loans.  It only gives you the option of two loans.  I wanted to know if anyone has something similar which ha...

Hey guys I'm going to a real estate investors Club there won't be too many people there but I'd like to know if I should wear anything specific I honestly just have no clue.

You'll want someone who has a clue what they are doing, otherwise it could be a long and painful process.

Hi @James GreenYou should rent a dehumidifier for a few days and get the moisture out of the air.Also, seal off the basement doorway with plastic so there's no way for potential mold affect your tenants.And finally, this is going to happen again, you want to solve the issue.Best to you.

I'd rather network with people who know what they are doing and can help me instead of hanging out in a room with a bunch of tire kickers who have no clue what happens next.Trust me.... you will indeed have a litany of questions once you start your first deal.

you can find some serious investors at the Court house for Sheriff Sales, but many that come just want to know how it works, or really have no clue whats going on, I see the same guys over and over, they are smart and shrewd,  get to know the local REO Brokers, they know the investors, buy them coffee and chat if you can, dont be their competition,  but their ally, these are just  few ideas for you.

Be a problem solver and solve the seller's problem.  

About 3 years ago, with no expertise & no clue of what to do, I saved enough money to buy a 20k partial burned house & did the rehab on my own.  

Look to solve problems, not just make money.