@Dillon Baer if you are still working for that company you can take out a 401k loan in most instances. you need to check with your plan.

For instance, my first deal was a house for $41,000.  

Regard communication in this instance as the preparation for making your case in front of a judge.

For instance, we are under contract to purchase a property there from a wholesaler at 88k.  

In hindsight I see that being a part of a bigger group or even a team, like KW for instance, would definitely have it's advantages for a new person like me just starting out with no experience in the industry.

Kyle Baron In many of these instances you will spend more $ chasing down what is owed.Many people who flake like that don’t have a lot of money and as the saying goes: you cannot get water out of a rock.

For instance, if we built it for $300/SF (all-in) and sell for $500/SF, we did something right.

Condos for instance will charge HOA fees, limiting your net cash-flow.A PM will run 14-16%+ as they charge a month's rent to place a tenant, take an extra month to turn a unit and charge you premiums and overrides for the work.  

For instance, I won't ever plan to fund cap ex projects out of cashflow. 

For instance, with lenders in DFW (they lend outside of DFW) you can easily score a 3-5% down conventional mortgage program at equal or better overall terms than the FHA loan.