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Im about to do my first fix and flip in the tucson AZ area with a full time job. do es anyone have any tips, pointers. anything that can save me from a hole. lol any info is appreciated. 

@Matt carpenter

Good job man! I look up to you bro. Thats one hell of a flip. I have yet to do my first in tucson. Or anywhete els for that matter, but hopefully soon. Thanks for all this info. You really are inspiering bro.

Hey @Adrianwatkins,

It looks like we are on the same boat! Looking for cash or credit to start investing man! Kids wife and looking to quit my job too. We should exchange info and hopefully help each other out somehow.

thanks in advance Adrian.  

Thanks @Scottlewis

Hello,

my name is christian from tucson az.

I am curently still improveing my credit so I can get started investing in multifamily apartments with creative finance. (I purposely skipped all my details). 

But 2 years in and 25 years old I'm freaking out and my modivation looks like it's on low. It seems like I have tried everything. I know that I haven't, but if you hear enough "NO"s it discourages you.

I use to have that fire. 6 hours of audio books and podcast a day. Being on bigger pockets, reading, driveing for dollars and calling all the bandit  sighns. I did all that!

I'M AT THE POINT WHERE THE NOOBS QUIT BUT I'M ONE OF THE NOOBS THAT QUITS. IM NOT GIVING UP...

Does anyone have any tips on how to get motivated again. Anything helps. 

Thanks

Yo, #askBP just wanted to see if there would be any straight commercial residence and apartment financing talk. And whats up with this projected substantial increase in rental market according to annalists. 

simple answer...

1. find a great deal from a motivated seller.

2 Negotiate a great price that makes financial sense to both parties

3. Sign a purchase and sell agreement with the seller. (you can find these documents at biggerpockets/documents)

4. Find a cash buyer, flipper, landlord etc.

5. Legally connect the cash buyer to the motivated seller. (this is done with a title company.)

6. Collect the difference in price between what the seller contract is for and what the cash buyer will pay

:) 

Thanks @Tom Potter. I'v never quite yet had the privilege to attend one of thous. I should mention I clean yards for a living. haha, making 10 bucks an hour. But i cant wait to be able to go to one.  

thanks again Tom.

Thank you @Jeff S. , very insightful.