Should I get myself a buyer’s agent to help in getting me a better deal?

That way you can potentially get both buyers and sellers.Facebook Ads are and sales funnels are great for buyer leads since 90% of buyers are searching online.

You see like many average Americans My finances are in a small mess, but I’ve just gotten my income tax return and paid down some credit card debt, so I want to use this breathing room wisely.

He's the deal the house is falling apart due to a bad roof needs to be torn down, it is twice as big as our place land wise.

Even if I took a couple of days to inspect, I could still close that deal by Friday and then close again later that day to sell to my investor.It's not the "closing" part that causes the problems; it's the "finding a cash buyer willing to pay my price before my contract expires" step that trips up most wholesalers.

I would add that if the number of investor units in the whole complex exceeds certain percentages it affects the ability of new buyers to purchase using Conventional or FHA loans depending on the %. 

Hi everyone, as a newbie I've spent a lot of time reading the blogs and forums trying to get a grasp on how to wisely jump into RE.

Many FSBOs will pay commission to a buyer's agent, but that's negotiable.Your Realtor will also be able to give you fairly accurate comps for potential rental income.

The buyer looking at or making an offer in another property is irrelevant.

You see like many average Americans My finances are in a small mess, but I’ve just gotten my income tax return and paid down some credit card debt, so I want to use this breathing room wisely.