What I would end up doing (like most newbies) is rationalizing a higher price and paying too much for a property.Now after I did a couple rehabs myself (I made $1,500 on my first REHAB and I LOST a ton on my second), I had to face the fact that the reason I needed to offer such a low amount was to even have the hope of making money on the deal.

The second thing I see newbie’s do is the life story type where a newbie’s give you his/her life story about what they are doing in life and what they do and now there on hard times and they just have to make real estate work, now I’m sorry for your misfortune and I’m even sorrier if you’ve spent countless hours reading going to seminars and now you READY to do real estate but the simple fact is action speaks louder than words, so if you are spending all of your free time reading up on real estate your failing.

When you have determined what you want then the next step is figuring out the best path to get there, which is where leveraging comes in.Start with the first step and then you can take the second.

It has six bedrooms on the second floor.

Actually, if you click on the Podcast link in this website, they are the second podcast that shows up.

Not good, I know, and I can't sustain that for long. 135000 would be good, but what's the likelihood of them accepting?

I have a second house that cost em about 500.00 a month giving me 500.00 in income.

I anticipate this being a very popular place for the newer members.The second new section, Real Estate Marketing is intended for the real estate professionals on the site who want to talk about advertising online and off, marketing strategies, and so on.I think the addition of these new threads will benefit our users, and they have come from your recommendations.

I am over my fears and am in the process of buying the second of I hope many rent houses.

Second: Does anyone have a suggestion on what to do to make it more appealing?