Be a sponge and soak it all up.

I can actually pay off about 85-90% actually from the profit of our house (one and only, primary residence) but that leaves no money to roll into another house for a downpayment.Now student loan rates are higher than mortgage interest rates though so I'm thinking of a few possibilities but anyone here who has had experience getting into the flipping business with very little seed money and used the "step up" method, would love to hear from you.

For those of you who just can't get enough of the awesome content that we try to provide you with via the website and our other channels, we've got a great new way to soak up the knowledge!

In the mean time, soaking up this knowledge and preparing to dive in!

Hi Adam, I'm very interested in lease options myself, and just wanted to add one little bit of information that I've learned (considering I'm also trying to soak up all the info I can).

Australia while visiting last year.4 bdrm sprawling ranch that I bought while @ University & rented rooms (but it soon became our beer soaked mech eng faculty frat house).Got it for $2,400 back in '70, owner hold 2.5%.

When I first began I studied here about 3 hours a day to soak up as much on each topic that I could.

Welcome Cagney,There is a ton of information here; soak it all up, and offer information and help along they way when you can!

I am a very small minow in a big pond of big fish, with only about 150 days a year to focus on real estate, so I'm trying to soak it up!

I did my research, exercised connections, and soaked up as much information as I could over the past month or so.