If you’ve ever spent hours driving neighborhoods looking for distressed properties, you know how time-consuming and hit-or-miss it can be.

Quote from @July Maggard: Hey everyone,I’ve been driving for dollars and finding a lot of distressed/vacant properties in Schulkill County, PA.

Do you know how to search/examine title and read/understand foreclosure pleadings?

I also looked into owner reports across Reddit and other forums, and there aren't many but they generally say the same thing: increased expenses, lower-than-expected bookings, and high upfront investment just to meet Wander’s standards.Their Trustpilot page is also worth examining—27 reviews, all from one-month span, all from brand-new accounts with no other reviews.

Get your head examined if anyone tells you otherwise.

I’m highly motivated, reliable, and eager to absorb everything I can about real estate from someone who’s already walked the path.I’ll be taking my New York State real estate exam in just a few days, and I’m looking to hit the ground running.

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Again, others might feel differently here.3) property level due diligence: (takes seconds to weeks per deal): here is where I drill in with the low-level details.a) pro forma popping: I examine all the assumptions, and see if they are overoptimistic or not.

I am 18 years oId and I just passed my Real Estate course exam and I take the state exam in June.

I am in the midst of attaining my PMP certification as I seek to take the exam in the near future and recognize the Gantt chart.