Randy Wolfe

A bad real estate decision can cost you thousands. And most of the expensive mistakes beginners make are completely avoidable.

Here are 7 mistakes I want every new real estate investor to watch out for:

1. NOT RUNNING THE NUMBERS. Never let excitement replace proper deal analysis.

2. OVERPAYING FOR THE PROPERTY. Know the comps, understand market value, and set your maximum price before making an offer.

3. UNDERESTIMATING REPAIRS. Build a detailed rehab budget, get real pricing, and leave room for surprises.

4. IGNORING VACANCY AND CAPEX. Roofs, HVAC systems, turnovers, maintenance, and empty months are part of owning rentals.

5. SKIPPING PROPER DUE DILIGENCE. Inspections, title, insurance, and property research can uncover expensive problems before you own them.

6. CHOOSING THE WRONG LOCATION. A great house in an area with weak rental demand can still be a bad investment.

7. BUYING WITHOUT A CLEAR PLAN. Know your strategy, financing, numbers, and exit options before you close.

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