I really don't have any money for these high expenses, my day job will bankroll my advertising and consideration fees until I get off the ground with a few deals.

But, you seem to be genuinely looking for opinions, so I wanted to add mine.A CPA is good to have, but until you are running a business with lots of ins-and-outs or a huge bankroll, a CPA is largely a reactive tax person... and not even a strategic tax person.

Learn from them and build up your bankroll until you can start up a well funded marketing campaign.OR2) Find an investor/rehabber to partner with, and have them fund the marketing, and they get first dibs on all deals, and a cut out of anything that gets wholesaled. ( This one might be tough unless you have a relationship with someone like this already)You could also door knock, this only costs you time and gas money.When I did my first few deals as a real estate agent, I needed tons of help along the way.

Very early, you probably need a small number of investors who are willing to make a very risky bet to bankroll the upfront work.

That's great Richard.Instead of wanting everyone to give you something you have shown the perseverance and discipline to make it happen for yourself.Everyone wants success but just a few will work for it to make it become a reality.Make sure you have no debts that cost you money every month charging high interest and instead bank roll and keep growing your money.

you'll have to go with HML, other investors, WHOLESALING.wholesale to build up a bankroll, then by that time, you might be able to handle a HML for a nice flip.no matter what you do, buy wisely.

I have a really good family friend that is helping us get started in the business and is bankrolling us for our first project.

The investor can be liable for carrying the deal through completion since he's taking 70%.Even if you are only going to wholesaling for a bankroll, it still helps to have a mentor regardless.

This enabled me to save quite a bit of money for the next investment which ended up being my primary residence at the time which was a 2 family so that tenant ended up paying 3/4 of my Mtg on that house.Having other people's money work for you can be a great way to build a bankroll and or free up capital for you to invest elsewhere!

Due to this I've decided to work 3 more years, build up a sufficient bank roll then quit my job as a Carpenter & become a full-time Flipper.Of coarse I have tons to learn before embarking on this but I have all the enthusiasm and motivation in the world!