A good camera or a new smartphone with a cutting-edge camera may trump the need for a laptop, but if you are seeking a laptop I personally like the Microsoft Surface Book - its lightweight, its got a touchscreen, it got a good battery and decent entry point for a decent machine. 

This is a very well to do area, you must have connections in finance realm that might be able to get creative with the numbers, or personal connections that would be willing to ease the burden for you over the short term and get a cut of your profits on future flips where you stay within your profitable sweet spot.Your other set of possibilities are legal, and that is really something you need a good PA real estate attorney to pour over your loan docs to see what your options are. https://www.foxrothschild.com/gregory-j-kleiber/

Waiting on Sherrif for SET-OUT7) TBD Acutal Set outIve been told that the actual set-out can take "6 weeks or so" to occur, it's basically when the sheriff gets around to it.

I have a friend that owns a vending machine business and in a lot of cases the businesses don't get a cut of profits, but the businesses want the machine there so it will be there for customers, and the vending company supplies the machine, keeps it stocked, and maintained and keeps all the profits.

With crowdstreet you are InvestIng dIrectly wIth the sponsor so there is no middleman to take a cut so the returns I have found to be much better.

As long as you can show there is enough profit for you to pay the loan back and/or provide them with a cut of the return you should be good to go.The flip budget is the biggest thing to tackle because if you are off more than a little it can quickly take you from the black to the red.  

As we toured selected homes that fit our investment criteria (3BR/1Bth @ $200/mth cash flow and 12% cash on cash), we walked into a cute and renovated home and noticed that we could only count 2 bedrooms!

Find a good wholesaler in your area and offer to work for knowledge or a cut of deals you bring to the table. 

Here is what I need:- Multi-Family units under 275k- Property Manager referrals- A local agent that owns Multi-Famly Unit(s)- An average or above average contractorBasically, I need a huge size 11.5, 12 or 13 boots on the ground but if you are a lady a cute size 7 will do.  

It could be equity sharing where you each take a cut of the profits after expenses are subtracted out or a loan type structure like you said that pays him an interest rate.