There is a lot of competition out there, and you don't want an amateur web site to get in your way of a deal.

While I like to think of myself as an optimist, there are plenty of oppurtunist REIs that use such advertising to take advantage of amateur deal hunters without having to pay them.hope that helped!

Making a bunch of low ball offers is just a sign that it is amateur hour in investor land.

Sounds like a typical case of an amateur watching a TV show and thinking it was as easy as they make it look.

First time rental property (amateur) owners are a gold mine of fines and fees for the IRS.

One strong indicator of an amateur, at least in my book, is when a supposed investor makes assumptions on how the deal is going to work out without any investigation into the specific situation.

I also do some amateur boxing and wrestling tournaments.

Get it permitted and done right.Also, you're doing something that throws a lot of moisture into the air, vent it incorrectly and you could have a serious moisture and mold problem down the road.Get someone that really knows their stuff, this is NOT amateur hour.all cash

The sources hate amateurs, know the lingo.

My thought is no sense on scaring off the owner or losing a potential deal with a amateur agent.