Marine Corps Air Station Beaufort is adding the Joint Strike Fighter (JSF).

Now if I strike out initially with REOs and a wholesaler presents a great investment opportunity that could only be had w/ a cash offer, I would be foolish to not consider other funding sources.  

hey everybody my name is manpreet singh m new to bp I drive cab in NYC last few years . 6 months ago hear about flipping houses so I did my research on the topic been reading talking to real estate agent's and construction ppl I have few friend who's in construction and looking at everything I decided to go with real estate  investing it is  life changing decision. so talk to  one my friend and get in touch with a wholesaler in Brooklyn  he's willing to sell me deals at good price. profit margin in NY is very good so far as i have seen (if u strike the right deal in good area)been talking to other ppl who do flip properties on regular basis out of BP but one seems like helping on providing on where to get startup money or how to get ppl lead to money to do uer first flip.I know my weak point in convincing a Leander is tat I don't have background in real estate so they look at me as a cab driver trying to to be at real estate investers.back in the days I use to help my aunt in Sacramento California in real estate wasn't involve tat much but I know the basics of real estate Market in NY is very good.                                             

Incidentally, that 6-12 months or so is about how long it'll take until you've got the experience to renegotiate comp or strike out on your own and be your own one-man business-within-a-business. 

What you're suggesting strikes at the heart of a potential fraud, where an appraiser and a buyer have something going on, this is the reason these rotations were implemented. 

You strike me as someone who would have succeeded no matter which training class you took.  

However, interestingly enough, as per Fannie guidelines such cash from a cash-out refi is, for the purpose of reserve funds, not accepted:https://www.fanniemae.com/content/guide/selling/b3...Without having thought about it much this doesn't strike me as logical but I don't know the rules of a cash-out refi so I'm probably missing something.

@Lars Thurfjell If you have a strong income/w-2 past and great credit then you may be able to strike a relationship with a portfolio lender or smaller bank.  

In fact, I plan to reinvest in as many 500K properties (down turn properties, more like 1 million currently) as I can get loans for when the next major down turn strikes, so that I may ride the appreciation wave again.

When I get a response to one of my letters, I can negotiate directly with the owner , perhaps include some creative financing such as owner financing or private money and , hopefully, strike a deal that works for both of us.