Instead of looking for something to assist in real estate investing concentrate on what you are interest it and prepared to make a career of.

Fresh off a six-month renovation that was supposed to take two months, I have a few hard-earned tips to share. 1.Plan your post-renovation transition pre-renovationWhen you are starting a renovation, it’s easy to be 100% focused on the renovation itself and not pay as much attention to preparing your home for the post-renovation transition.

please tell me your secrets.7) cap ex. budget for it. yes you may have brand new systems, but brand new systems break down with time just as everything else. you may not ever see the bills, but i would make sure i was prepared for it.8) repairs, do not underestimate the the destructive ability of tenants.

Be prepared to go $195K-$210K MAX, which is still a good deal if you do not have to rehab it too much.

I know there are many lenders that will tell you they can do 90% to 100% financing but just be prepared.3. 

At this point of the cycle I'd rather have the high net worth and prepare for any time of correction and be ready for it.

I even tried withdrawing some credit from the Bank of Mom, but alas, the bank was tapped out and the best I could muster was about $2,000.

Keep getting as much knowledge as you can and be prepared to get started when the time is right!

I’m wondering what type of information I should prepare to present to this person as well as general tips for approaching a private investor.

Hello Vincent,With no experience the HML will look at your credit and liquidity to qualify.