Your question is actually quite deep and involved.

I am in the Philly deal with my brother in law but I am not sure how deep his pockets are and how many deals we can do together.

Find out if you love it first before getting too deep. 

I found that LOWES is now in the GC business, and their pockets are deep, so you can imagine that they are going to pay their subs regardless of the lender draw schedule, which is great fo me.

I was introduced to BP about a month ago and I’ve been “diving deep” into the resources and books by Josh and Brandon.

The problems are “deep” problems in crawl space, in the rooms it looks rent ready- that is how I and the realtor felt when we walked in: Clean carpet, rooms, kitchen, bedrooms, functional AC, and other appliances included in the purchase.

But deep down I am a downtown girl and also really like Midtown too! 

It can allow you to get into a house-hack on a small multi without dipping too deep into your wallet.

Investors, especially with deep pockets, provide tremendous value in all neighborhoods. 

@Jordan Gilberti This is one of the toughest areas of this industry to accurately capture...especially flippers taxed as ordinary income...and at the end of the year, how many investors really do a deep dive on their properties and confirm actual ROI...not many...this is tedious (and sometimes disappointing work).While flipping houses is not a viable or sustainable industry, it works for generating vacation cash...the most successful flippers aren't flipping houses any more, they are lending or teaching other people how to flip houses...but why?