We're finally in the position to be able to move forward with our goal of running a fix and flip business, but as anyone reading this surely knows, building up the courage for that first step has stopped so many would-be investors before they ever got started.

Rick here’s how you play this.

Looking to hear from investors, business owners, and anyone who’s navigated this process successfully!

It sounds like at the current moment a HELOC would be the way to go as it can help keep costs low by only paying interest on what I pull out rather than doing a refi and being locked in to a higher payment regardless whether or not I find a deal.

Hello everyone I'm new to wholesale I've been reading books and teaching myself but I would like to learn more and know everyone's experience if anyone would like too meetup or grab coffee and take I would love to get advice from others that are in this industry.

Finding contractors in Florida after 2 hurricanes wont be easy or inexpensive 

Noise complaints are very common in MFH so you're not alone in this.  

You're sounding more like @Michael Plaks every day. 

Purchase price: $7,650,000 Cash invested: $1,200,000 We bought this property at under market rents and raised rents.

I also reference this a lot but there's a step doctrine- basically if you're putting a step in the middle only to avoid tax...it isn't valid.