I'm sure that it'll cash flow a lot better out here, but I've just been comparing it to what it used to be (we're in a bit of a bubble right now) and to other markets in the Midwest (where I lived for a couple years). 

The thing is, that I recently found a great job where I can save about $400 a week (it’s a part time job -as a teacher- where I work till 3 pm).Another thing, I have been approved for a credit card for the first time in my life.So here is my question: Should I start my RE business now and I know i will spend the money for a lot of things that comes in the way by starting a business including a car which i now don't drive...Or, Should I wait a year and save up the money for my first flip and in the same time build my credit to be able to lend the rest...Or maybe there are other suggestions for me?

I've just changed careers at 59!

Im a newbie too with an interest in flipping and just recently found BP.  

I'm Kurt, I've just discovered this community and the podcast in the past week and have been consuming as much information as possible.

Amazed with recent ways in which technological tools have come together during my life, especially in real estate from what I've just learned.

I recently found Bigger Pockets and want to be part of such a wealth of information.

Hey everyone, I recently found an REO that I believe to be a great flip opportunity, but this one needs a lot of work.

I've just subscribed to the Bigger Pockets Podcast on Soundcloud and also connected with the Boston REIA yesterday.

I recently found a Duplex 2 unit building in a great area and in need of cosmetic work from the outside and have no clue about the inside.