It is discussed at most of these meet ups I go to (usually in the networking that is before and after the organized meeting).  

Yes, there are nightmare stories but the majority of investors don't have problems - the ones who bought going way back to the 1970's and 80s and those that got deals in 2008 (and didn't sell in panic and have to foreclose) have achieved incredible appreciation and wealth.

In your property folder I'd include a "Closing Folder" with your closing statement and original home inspection (all your major mechanical pictures and ages are there).

Hi @Jaime Ramirez its tough to say without knowing more details but majority of the time price is the largest indicator of what is going on.

In my REI the majority of the millionaires were in some kind of construction or brokerage.

I would add to get and keep your finances very organized.

If you're confident in managing the project and timelines, this could be a worthwhile venture.Need guidance on financing or navigating your first major flip?

The majority of the respective markets listed above are A-class.

I then spent a majority of my free time learning as much as I could on the different styles and strategies that have been utilized in the past, reading everything from Lynch’s One Up on Wall Street to Graham’s Security Analysis, to learning how to build out financial models in excel.

We bought it with a HELOC on my mom's primary residence for the first $40k, then hired a contractor for demolition and major renovations, did cosmetics ourselves and used more heloc money totaling $60,000. 1 year later we listed it on VRBO and AIRBNB and refinanced the $100000 into a fixed rate mortgage.