After the new security issues arising with videoed properties that are posted on public places...OTA, MLS, etc....we have decided against videos that show the layout of the property, or other details that would breach the security of the home. 

By the next morning, Dylan was at the property, contract in hand, securing what would turn into a $40,000-$50,000 assignment fee.

My fix and flip has recently been broken into and they stole from the property I was wondering what security measures do experienced flippers use to keep burglary from happening? 

Dust and spider web all over the place, kitchen and oven was disgusting, somebody did their business in the toilet and it was still marks.

Instead of using your own money, you secure financing through a hard money lender or a private investor.

Cross-Collateralization: If you have other properties with equity, you might be able to use those as collateral to secure better loan terms or additional funding.4. 

Gap funding is a lot harder to secure, especially without demonstrated experience.

Less than 1% of my tenants leave owing more than their security deposit will cover.Screen well.

I wondered if SF route might allow us to secure better terms at maybe a 4% interest rate for a few years on the funds not rolled into current $150k potentially assumable mortgage -- and in a few years we could roll into a traditional mortgage. 

Took one booking, the tenants broke contract by bringing a pet (dog hair and a bone were left behind), and Landing was not exactly pleasant to deal with in recouping security for extra cleaning and damages (dog used the ceiling fan remote as a chew toy).