Id either leave my spouse, or a partner, or someone I can train to run that while I get my feet wet with the flipping to see how it goes.

I know the overall market seems to be cooling some, but where do you see Blue Island property value going in the next 5-10 years?

This enables you to get your feet wet while seeing how the experience goes and once you get that settled in and you're comfortable with your processes then I'd start branching out into other investments whether it be local to you or out of state. 

I struggle to understand how grown men like you don’t see that; rather than coming across as “cool” or “tough,” this attitude makes you seem more like a beer-goggling college fraternity than a forum for learning and growth.

Thanks, Nick.I just signed up for BP Pro and am getting my feet wet with the information.I appreciate the offer to help evaluate any loan products when I get to that point.

Cool.

Just keep a few things in mind: First, make sure the mortgage lender’s cool with the arrangement, as some have rules around subleasing or leasing to an LLC.

Would be cool if I could split the  VA loan and buy two houses in the same year.Resources, experience, systems and networking.

Savan cool well it is good to start and when it is the first deal it is wiser to be cautious and not over extend one self on the payment and rehab costs.

You can search my name and see some interesting examples from clients that are pretty cool.