@Ashley Cross , First Ohio Home Finance is great.

@Ashley Byington thanks for chiming in Ashley.

Ashley,  if you're wanting to cash flow in Idaho I'd suggest Nampa but you'll most likely need to put down 30%. 

Hi @Ashley WilsonI read your post.

Hi @Ashley Njiru.

@Ashley KinnairdBuy it and pay todays interest rates.

Hi @Ashley ObasiFor what's available on the MLS, you'd need a much larger down payment than 10% to cash flow, or you'd have to find an off-market property that may need a little work to generate maximum rental income.

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@Ashley Mitchell The upside of high property prices near the ocean is that oceanfront/beach area never goes out of style. 

Hi everyone,I've been reading the book "Real Estate Rookie" by Ashley Kehr, this one chapter about Partnerships states that the things you can "bring to the table" are Equity, Sweat Equity, Debt, and Capital.Equity: your stake or share of ownership in a companySweat Equity: performing physical labor in exchange for a share of the company or the property's ownershipDebt: assuming the risk by having the mortgage in your nameCapital: providing cash to start the investmentMy question is, for a FIX & FLIP, is it a good strategy to look for a contractor as a partner who will be doing the active work/sweat equity while we use my name to loan from a Hard Money Lender?