I'm pretty sure I enjoy the chase more than the finish line.

I am licensed real estate professional who is seasoned residential and commercial agent who enjoy working with a variety of clients in real estate deals.

No amount of "should work this way" seems to work for very long here (at least in my experience), as every single flip will enjoy all kinds of surprises and contractor related issues.

Hi BP members,I enjoyed a long ,successful, high paying career in the  Fashion business, but  recently found myself on the wrong end of a corporate restructure.  

I'm looking to get into this for the cash flow in the short term, with the goal to be able to help put my kids through college, and ultimately be able to enjoy life as my family matures.I'm in the Michigan / Metro Detroit area, but am also looking at long distance investing as an option. 

Welcome, so much good information here, jump in and enjoy.

Although, this is a bigger investment @235k than the original loan amount of $170k, I am thinking of it as if why not save that $1212/month for a year, giving me about $14,500 to invest in another property per year, via house-hacking and say it even comes out to a purchase price of $170k, I could again hopefully enjoy some cash flow and tax benefits while that asset will (hopefully) appreciation to an estimated $330k (22 years @3% appreciation).

Most of the podcast focused on evaluating and underwriting property in today's conditions.I think you would enjoy.

I have been flipping for a while and I really enjoy it, I have some rentals as well and they are usually good to me too. 

NNN is headache free. see if u can get 25 yrs lease, get fux rate n enjoy for 25 yrs.