Have you shadowed any deals in your market?

The investor that is essentially reducing crime and being paid for their time, effort, and risk?

Last year, I was able to get my bill reduced by about $800 for a 20 minute meeting.

When there is a lack of money there needs to be more knowledge as a substitute to reduce the risk to a seller.Back to motivation, a seller who offers SF is an automatic red flag, every time.

I feel like there is a huge disconnect when listening to these, however, as I have never been a part of the process of buying a house.How unheard of is it for an experienced investor to mentor a new investor, or let a new investor "shadow" them on a real estate deal, to show them how the whole process flows?

Is there anything taxes-wise that I can look into in order to reduce this cost, or another method that would allow me to net more at the end of the month?

You also want to focus on the lowest sale prices to reduce your risk, not the pie in the sky sales..

The bank has to sell at a reduced rate to stop the pitfall.

How do you not know about the capital demands said capital must be able to address to reduce the lending risk??

If you think of it that way, the loan will have paid over $22,900 in those 7 years ($25,138.93 or $4,217 principal and $20,921 interest) The principal balance of the loan will have only been reduced by the $4,217.