Since these companies are publicly traded, you can verify howmuch money they have10.

For carpet try someone that's in the trade, not necessarily with a fancy retail spot either, those places cost money.

I would love any tips or tricks of the trade of flipping.

Hello, from ColoradoMy name is Derwood and I have been in the construction and renovation trades for most of my life.

Yes, debt is a problem for many students, and I'm really of two minds on this, actually about 4 or 5 minds but I dont' want to get too far afield on my rant.IMO, EVERY American who wants a college, or (legitimate) trade school degree should be able to get a government GUARANTEED loan.

You can't trade that in for $$$, or for a 100%LTV loan.

. – I WILL CONSIDER ALL LENDERS IF IT MAKES SENSE.2) Hard money or private lenders that will pay for 10%, possibly more of the purchase and/or the fix up costs and / or the payments on the property and / or points required by other lenders (created as a second position note) not to exceed 85% of the ARV.If you are a lender – Great, if not but you know people who are lenders and are willing to help a fellow investor out – Great, if I need to give you a name to get a name (trade names) – Great.I have properties in Utah, constantly but none specifically being listed at this time.

Depending on your job income and if you are not bogged down by obligations and are skilled at a trade you can start a service business with very little money and use that money to fund your REI business.

Trading dollars for dollars isn't a good idea.

My strategy is to 1031 and trade up into other SFRs or Multi-unit.