You can get plug-and-play internet, no wires no dishes, for as little as $30 per month.

So you click a link to a profile and from there you find some nice looking websites, before you know it you're thinking of sending $50,000 or even $100,000 to someone you've never met except over the Internet. 

If you dont have 10 to 20% cash that you have saved frankly you have no business trying to borrow money and do a flip your way to high of a risk.Does 100% happen sure it does alot but for very experienced long term clients of certain lenders it simply is not real on the internet face book social media or anyone sending you a blind e mail or PM on bp.

BP has me convinced I can find what we need on the internet with googling + a possible pro membership.My husband has been in residential lending for almost a decade.

So you are telling me you are willing to take the chance that this person you met off the internet is going to give you $20,000 and promises to give you a balloon payment in 3 years.

You have an important tax decision to make, regarding a §1031 exchange, and you are seeking free advice on the internet.  

this is very tough loan to get and normally happens with friends and family or if you have free and clear property to use as cross collateral.. if you dont have that.then be very careful of fake lenders who will tell you what you want to hear and get you to send money in advance of funding.. internet is full of these types. 

Sorry if this question has been asked before...Has anyone used Starlink as a solution for Mid-Term Rental internet service? 

I like the idea but you forgot the cost of the internet service for the router which should cost approximately $50-$100 per month depending where you live.

is it likely that a brand new investor will cash flow by buying in a market they don't know, because someone on the internet told them to, and so they buy the first property they see on Zillow?