I'm based in Florida and have been in the real estate game for four years now.

Real Estate is not an emotional business but rather a numbers game.

If we did everything on the inspection reports, then the property would be worth more so we refuse to play that game.

After getting my offer was accepted the waiting game began.

Our end game is to complete 5 fix and flips and then use capital from those completed deals to buy 1 rental unit, be it SFR or MFR, and then repeat this process.EXAMPLE DEALS By end of year 10 we plan to have completed at least 25 fix and flips, on either SFR or MFR properties.

If you’re in the fix-and-flip game, you know that securing the right funding can make or break your project.

After getting my offer was accepted the waiting game began.

(Always remember that)I’d recommend diving into some BP forums, work with other agents (some of them, like my team have GREAT Off Market Opportunities) for distressed properties — there are also plenty of investors here who can offer insights and tips on improving offer terms, timing, and strategies.Remember that building a strong network of agents and wholesalers in your target market could be a GAME-CHANGER, helping you get ahead of deals before they even hit the market.Keep us updated on your journey!!

I know and am aware there's no guarantee, however since I'm pretty new in the real estate game, I'm not too familiar with syndications companies, and it's important for me to invest with a company that has been around AT-LEAST 5+ years, which seems to be not so common right now to what I'm finding. 

As a retired CPA, I have seen more than my share of bankrupted RE investors who were over leveraged with many properties.All the more reason to emphasize developing good due diligence practices, having some skin in the game and staying on top of legal requirements, maintenance, finance and tenant screening criteria.