Just search Dohardmoney on BP there are a ton of reviews .. not all of them are positive

@Andre I.I don’t know what practice test you are using, but in my case, while generally similar, I had some questions that I never seen before during the official test.As a whole I believed that the test was easy, but also I was scoring much higher during the practice ones.When you reviewed your practice tests can you identify an area where you are weak and need some more learning or are you randomly missing some questions that you were passing before?

Just Google and read reviews, you'll get a feel for who's good. 

Some of the disadvantages are generally lower LTV/LTCs, higher 3rd party fees, and additional legal review requirements and fees for LLC/partnership holdings.

I would be happy to review your situation offline, no strings or pressure. 

Better Business Bureau reviews, etc.).5.

Better Business Bureau reviews, etc.).2.

I would have another investor review your numbers on your next offer that is familiar with your area and see if they agree.

They can help you review deals and make sure you are not putting yourself at risk.

Asking price: $365,000ARV: $540000 (10% discount)After Repair Value (ARV):540000City Evaluation419,100Cost of Property:365,000Estimated Repair Cost:135-165k (50% more)Cost contingency (8%):14400 - 17600 (doubled)Total Gross Profit Marginnegative $7600 - $25600 unless you have a track record of success to offset i would start with way less rosey numbers and then adjust from there. on reviewing your numbers it seems very optimistic without much room for error.