Everyone in jumping into the real estate game in big cities, making prices much too high for adequate cash flow.Looking at tertiary markets are more risky, of course!

I am a naturally risk-adverse, perfection-oriented, control-oriented person and I'm sure there are others out there.

When I started my goal was to assess 100 properties a week so it would become second nature to me.

Naturally, I provide the expertise.4.

Estimate Repairs (Have different thresholds) (MAO if 10,000, if 20,000) (Build in 50%contingency or something of that nature)c. estimate on Trulia with comps5.

Very nature and real.

I did reach out and ask about the nature of the transaction as well as what they think a contract would look like in this case.

I'm not a networker by nature, but I've been practicing. 

If you just got into real estate, I suggest that you spend a lot of time to adequately educate yourself before your risking your hard earned dollars.

So if you got a $500,000 loan for a $500,000 house with a leasehold structure and you decide to sell 5 years later and you paid a total of $100,000 on the loan leaving a balance of $400,000 but the home sold for $300,000 due to the depreciating nature of the property, then you would have to pay the loaner $400,000 - $300,000 = $100,000.