@Ryan McElroy I would concentrate on getting your first bought.

The key is getting one that is strong enough to produce a high concentration of ozone.  

Infrared photos of a typical heated room show highest concentration of warmest air delivered by forced air is in the upper third of the air column.

In the area I want to concentrate on, I have found several dilapidated homes that would be prime for a flip.

Be totally honest, highlight your positive attributes, study their areas of specialization so you only concentrate on lenders whose specific criteria you meet.Also, beware of the difference between DIRECT lenders, and brokers disguising themselves as direct lenders.

The risks really are with banks getting into internal problems, not closing so much (but they do) but changing loan requirements, having different capital requirements, having concentrations in loans or too much with one borrower.

It also goes to show that concentrating on one or two things over a long period may not make one very aware in the business.

Mike Neubauer, Let me ask if you know the process of addding additives to concrete for obtaining different concentrations in meeting stress requirements?

Use your extra equity early on to get more units, then closer to retirement concentrate on reducing debt.

I NEED to start creating cash flow, however I keep getting stuck when it comes time to get funding...I have all these questions:1-should I concentrate on my first flip or should I just start with one SFH, rent it out and move on to the next?