Plus, Uncle Sam sticks his fingers in when interest is involved.

Ryan Rogers my first purchase was homepath.

I'm under contract for my first fix and flip in East Chicago, IN.Purchase Price:  $50,000Rehab Costs: $30,000ARV:  $115,000I have two financing options that I'm considering.Option 1 - Hard MoneyAPR - 13.5%Origination Fee - $3,000Appraisal/ Inspection Fee - $350Option 2 - Offer from family members (Aunt & Uncle)Family members bring $40,000 to the tableI bring remaining $40,000 plus holding costsSplit sales proceeds on a 50/50 basisOther pertinent details:  I'm hoping to hold the property no more than 6 months.  

Hello There,Have you heard of a website called my rich uncle ( I think that's what it's called) Anyway you can start off with as little as 500.00 they invest in multifamily offerings. 

I can relate.Don't forget to write an "official" business plan, it will help explain your goals after you get to Florida and begin assembling your Rolodex of support infrastructure.We are a Brokerage of investors and do a large amount of HUD business all across Florida as we all work from home.We should talk...John Rogers

Yes, I have designed on Vista Print in the past, will look into Moo.Thank you Roger!

This way- your uncle is still on the deed - but you are too.

Let's say your wife, or your Uncle Bob, got an unsecured personal loan. 

. - regarding the "higher than average tax return this year" - I suggest you modify your W4... no sense in loaning Uncle Sam money interest free.  

Thanks, Roger.