I currently have a property under contract in South Louisiana that I’m working to assign, and I want to make sure I’m approaching buyer outreach the right way (and building relationships for future deals, not just this one). 

When investors rush this stage thats usually when problems start showing up.Here are a few mistakes I see people make all the time.Ignoring nearby new construction...In a lot of markets right now new construction is serious competition for flips.Builders are offering incentives that many investors forget to factor in when pricing their property.

I have not been active in this forum in a while and I know I have missed so much valuable content!

First time investor looking for tips and guides on mastering the BRRRR method.

It was a valuable lesson that has stayed with me throughout my career.It was on our second deal that the importance of negotiation truly sank in.

If you're taking a training course at the Holidome this weekend from a guy that says "this time last month I was working as a mechanic, but then I discovered the secret to getting rich in just 30 days in real estate...and for a $10K mentorship I'll teach you my secret."

my name is Uriel, I am a newbie, me and my buddy are working on our first project in Bainbridge Island, I am looking to connect with people to possibly pick up tips and tricks to become better overtime.

I'm Caleb, my wife and I are trying to start our investing journey this year.

I am writing this to see if anyone can give me any tips or tricks in this market and what they are seeing and to also start meeting other in the area and start growing my network.

However, I’ve seen many situations where people paid an enormous amount of money for work that would have cost me a fraction of that price, and the quality of labor was still very poor.I often see this happen with larger companies that subcontract the work but don’t properly manage the project.