Heck yeah, I was scared to do my first deal, but I still did it and that's r2d246's point.I agree that having a mentor takes the edge off and gives you a lot of support and that's what he was trying to say.

This is part of building your team.

For example, my property is completely rebuilt - new roof, walls, flooring (subfloor too), structural supports, windows, appliances, plumbing (all copper), electrical, bathrooms, cabinets, etc.

i just joined a refferal team to help homeowners in forclosure, i need to generate my own leads, if anyone has clients that may need help, can you reffer them to me. in return if we cant help i can send them back to you, or if you buy foreclosed homes and i cant help them, i will again reffer them to you.

I've been "lurking" in this forum for about a week now and I have to say I'm really grateful that something like this exists to support all us "noobs" out there.

So we decided to team up on our first one.

I'm imagining a need to support the stack while I'm working and after I'm finished.

This site seems very professional, supportive, and welcoming to all interested in Real Estate.

I stumbled across this forum and thought what better place to be than with folks who've already been thereI started out with the idea that I'd buy land, build and sell homes, and with that in mind I teamed up with a contractor and a selling agent.

And if the market has said that it's capable of support, that's what matters.Happy State, as I said, has well deserved reasons.