Start to build up a feel for what material costs are like to fix up a floor, redo siding, tile a bathroom.That's all I have off the top of my head, good luck and good hunting!

I want to buy some flip properties so that i can build up more cash before i get into long tern investing.This gives me a decent amount to work with to buy with.  

Congrats on inking the contract on your first deal!

This last weekend I joined as a Pro member to get all the resources and benefits and am really excited to use them.I work full time as an engineer so my plan is to work real estate part time to generate extra cash flow and build up some assets.

I'm really hoping to do enough of these to build up a "war chest" that makes this a little more palatable.To your point though, I'm planning on joining as a PRO here so maybe there will be the opportunity to find someone to work with on this.Thank you again!

I have good capital and can qualify for conventional financing, I don't need a ton of cash flow, but I do want to net maybe $200 or so and build up my portfolio to eventually bring in 1k-2k in supplemental income and then retire on these properties.Anyone that is willing to share advice with me on the following:1- What are some current hot markets that give you the best bang for your buck?

Currently licensed with Berkshire Hathaway, I want to fix and flip and in future build up rental income portfolio.

It wasn't until I was able to build up cash reserves through a second business that she began to warm to the idea.

My mother is about to finish her second flip in KS.

For example if this is in King county the conforming limit is $662,500 for a 2 unit which means you would need to only put down 15% if you live in one unit.