You want to make sure you have a qualified and experienced contractor for the project.

I'm hoping to start off in rehabbing, and then eventually go into new home building once I get a little more experienced.

Now I have experienced an occasional disappointment when I didn't get a certain deal, but it had nothing to do with the actual property.

When we offer 100% commission to a new or experienced veteran in the real estate market you still get 100% attention when you have a question, you still get 100% of our vast knowledge and experience. 100% all around.

I am about to have a conversation with a hard money lender located in NY to see if they would back me on the deal, if not, due to lack of experience, I am willing to bring in an experienced investor to help me in the process.

I'd love to get some face time with someone who is experienced in REI.

Being a bit more experienced than some the BP is interesting to me because it highlights different markets and different strategies compared what I might hear about on other sites.For what ever reason specific communities form and people have certain styles or focus on certain markets.

Im not experienced at all but after reading it, it may help. http://forums.biggerpockets.com/viewtopic.php?

Go to the finding deals, mentors, etc. thread and post that you're looking to work with an experienced investor.Good luck.

:D I've seen wholesalers that will rely on experienced rehabbers insight when the rehabber looks at the property to buy it, but its good to find out the most about the property before you put it under contract.