I saw this article today on the WSJ Web new roles for Uber drivers (scouting potential targets for a house flipper)https://www.wsj.com/articles/uber-drivers-seek-extra-cash-working-for-house-flippers-11559035802?

We usually scout properties for quite a while and have to be hyper vigilant.

I have been running the numbers, and more importantly I have a detailed understanding of the market in which I scout.

We scouted St.

I'm always searching I'll be going there soon to scout for new properties.

Neighborhood Scout or other subscription based sites get detailed and accurate information.

I’d be able to work from home so I'm not tied to a specific office or area.That is good to know about the rainfall locations as well as the variation in rules on the ADU’s.I think I may take a road trip through the state to scout out potential areas.

You could reach out to Boy/Girl Scouts.

Stop speaking to those that sit on the internet and never do a deal All the best  Cleveland has had good appreciation for last 5 years and decent appreciation for last 10 years (I.e. in upper 50% for last 10 years), but historically has terrible appreciation (1.6% annual for this century which neighborhood scout places as 1 out of 10).  

With a decent personal credit score (if it matters), what's the best way to go about getting funding for a project or scouting for a deal, putting everything in place?