@Ian Radcliffe 1. yes, you can do land flipping while working a 9-5 just like you can become a local real estate developer in your community while working a 9-5. 2. the less time you have the more strategic partners you'll need on your team to execute 3. there are a lot of courses out there and I'd recommend talking with a land flipper and/or their team prior to buying the course just to make sure expectations are aligned There are quite a lot of other nuances around it but if you're curious and you do some research you can definitely make it happen. 

I'm curious for the good and bad of what you are using?

Sorry to hijack your post, but I am curious about the possibility of doing STR in this area as well. 

Also, curious which lender you used and how the draws went with your general contractor?

Hi everyone, I am an agent based in central and northern NJ and am curious about how investors are navigating the current real estate market.

I was curious about CIX after seeing a youtube ad.As I typically do, I searched "CIX Bigger Pockets" to see what the BP forum had to say.His ad felt like a used car salesman (my alarm bells were going off).Another red flag from a lending source: lack of transparency in disclosing their fees.

I'd be curious to hear from you all how involved a property manager keeps you into your properties.Many thanks!

I am just curious how you handled it and what steps you took and if you had any legal issues?

I’m curious if anyone would have a recommendation for lenders that offer second mortgages in Texas.

Hello, Curious if anyone has used Deal Chek and what are the assessments if so?