Hello Garret,I would caution you to be prepared for some serious sticker shock when comparing housing prices in the Seattle area to the mid-West.

  ( I have one on my block like that 500k home just sitting) owned by doctor who had a day surgery go bad and patient expired) move away house has been vacant for 3 years now... also has winterized stickers on it so some mortgage action.3. big bulk buyer got stuck with a few they will eventually get to.and any other myriad of reasons.

-What APR are you encountering on a non-owner occupied property?

Millennials who have been renting for a while generally experience some sticker shock when they start doing the math on home ownership, because the square footage they can afford to buy is usually smaller than what they’ve been renting.

Marilyn, I live in Wichita Falls and have encountered the problem you are talking about.

If you bought the property at DEF's foreclosure sale you do not get the benefit of DEF's title insurance--you bought the property subject to XYZ's deed of trust and you'll likely encounter a large loss.

He never allowed any campaign signs in his store window and there were never any bumper stickers on our cars.

Most difficult obstacle encountered-Coordinating work during the ohio winter!!

Some of the hurdles I've encountered so far:-Finding a deal that provides for a lot of initial equity, with manageable rehab that keeps me around 70% ARV (possibly a little higher since I will probably be holding for at least a year)-Finding the above in a good location that will appeal to young professionals like myself and keep me close to the urban core of Tampa-Rounding up the cash for a wholesale deal, taking the chance on a private money loan for a wholesale deal, or qualifying for an FHA loan for a Fannie Mae Homepath type of deal.

Hang in there and stay persistent because if you move forward, this email will end up being one of the least frustrating things you encounter in flipping!