I will gladly give back once I have some experience under my belt.

Again, this is very much a lesson learned from C-class investing in old urban properties in the Rust Belt. 

I can quantify, but our expectation is that they are active house flippers who do this full-time and professionally, with at least a handful of deals under their belt over the past few years.For us, the initial discussion is on their background.

We have now 3 properties under our belt!

I've got some bad flips under my belt for not being smarter about that.

The likely hood someone will just give you money especially with not any deals under your belt is rare.

As always, the most detailed and complete answer from "The Black Belt in Real Estate Taxation".That's exactly how I imagined it worked. 

While there will probably be a quick bump if there is a drop in interest rates - small businesses are tightening their belts, bank liquidity is tightening as well.

I have one BRRR under my belt and looking to acquire a second one now. 

Account Closed- thanks - many investors have other jobs ..if starting out ..unless you have  endless cash / capital to live on - consider working a job and once you have gotten 1 or 2 investement under your belt - consider leaving the job ....good luck