Looking to get into Fix and Flipping after about 10 years of watching from the sidelines. 

While this doesn’t cut out the middleman completely, you can find excellent investment opportunities for flipping houses at a much better price than you’ll find on public real estate markets.

I’m completely new to fix and flip but I have been doing some research, I’ve been looking at distressed properties in my area for example one I’m looking at now the listing price is $359k Arv is $550k the contractor fee would be $33k without materials I’ve been looking at fix and flip loans saying they would finance 90% LTC and 100% rehab .

Hey Shelby - You are correct, turnkey properties don't get the lime light like flips / brrrs get in general within the BP community. 

Hi All,I was hoping to get some perspective on how you have organized your businesses finances primarily when it comes to running a fix & flip business.Generally I'm wondering what account types I should have, and what their purpose should be.

If it's "let's parter on flips forever", that is a recipe for disaster at some point.

I recently purchased a course on real estate investing and have decided to focus on single-family flips and rentals.

I'm assuming at least one of the house flipping firms in the area has the basic template for me to sort of copy. 

There might be flip opportunities, multifamily, house hacking etc...

If you’re focusing on specific property types (single-family, multifamily, or fix and flips), I’d be happy to help analyze the financials of the deals, without any concern about me sniping any good ones you find for myself, haha.Let me know how I can assist!