We also discussed our Flex/Contractor building project,which there is a separate Post, and he noted the 4 acres at theappraised value will cover LTC/LTV at 25% up to a total $2mm project,so no cash infusion for that project is required.

I'm trying to build capital or get a huge cash infusion, which is why I was considering fix and flip in Indianapolis metro area (where my 2 SFHs area).

Go through scenarios on death, divorce, want out, valuation, extra cash infusion.   

But once again it is a country infused with meth and governed by corruption.

Occasionally, a board filled with members who have no ideas and no hope will get an infusion of fresh new blood that knows, for example, how to use technology to improve a school system's results.

I do more electrical to update old houses, replacement for circuits without grounding wires, and added circuits for convenience.I just paid $1,000 for an electrical service upgrade from screw in fuses to a breaker panel.  

TAXES...Loans are non taxable large cash infusion events, AND their interest payments are fully deductible.

If you need a cash infusion, a flip would be better, if you are looking at a longer term cash flowing scenario then buy and hold.  

I am always surprised how many WANT to start in wholesaling because I think they romanticize how easy it might be and would infuse quick hits of cash to get them started.

It seems like the law of large numbers kicked in...and I was able to start using the monthly cash flow for any necessary repairs without infusing anymore of my own capital.