Depends on your goals and equity at that time. 

Seems pretty weird for someone to try to evict a tenant for late payments if they are in fact paying on time.

Depending on your time period for construction, a heloc could be a great option as it provides flexibility and then you can always reuse later down the road.

If you have all the time in the world, you can learn as you go along.

Dod I need to attend the court date to remove his items or is there a specific time period (with or without court attendance) to where I can remove?

Common hidden costs include not accounting for increases in property taxes and insurance over time, underestimating repair and turnover expenses, and the cost of property management.

We both work full time but would love to eventually get into flipping full time.

Not worth wasting your time finding someone unemployed unless they have an extensive resume.

I thought I'd share a few deals from time to time of what I'm underwriting to help anyone out who's learning how to underwrite and comp deals.

I'm Jerome Evans from the Raleigh NC area, I have a passion for real estate investing and I’m looking to finally get startedOutside of real estate, I enjoy spending as much time with family, staying physically fit, and you could consider me a hip hop head.