Another option would be to partner with someone who has more experience and can also bring some cash to the table to take down a larger deal....although I would be wary of this option as you dont want to get into a deal with the wrong person!

They also said that I would pretty much have to use the title company that they work with.My concerns are that I probably already offered too much since it doesn't seem like they have other offers on the table now.

They also said that I would pretty much have to use the title company that they work with.My concerns are that I probably already offered too much since it doesn't seem like they have other offers on the table now.

I really have no idea how to navigate that question so I’ve tabled my reply and I’m curious what you guys have to say about that.

If I am moving certain items like beds and tables to a new town (~200 miles), is it possible to write that off as well?

Many local cities make it very costly and time tables are always being adjusted.

Greene's book, and I'm really liking this website.Some skills and things I bring to the table.

These type of deals are similar to the "quick car flips" you see on the Counting Cars show in which the guy finds classic cars that are filthy or need minor work and buy them from people who don't actually know what they're worth.

I’d say my credit score is pretty solid right now (upper 700s) but I definitely am trying to build some more capital to bring to the table.

You are going to want to know the water table height regardless if digging.