Or a healthy lunch on me, whichever you prefer. 

The investors will then go out and do all the remodeling and updates to the house then put it back on the market for sale or rent, whichever they are looking to do.We come across 40-50 off market properties on average every month where we do all the research on the properties to determine if they will be a good deal or not and then present the deal to you will all the information that you need.I would like to connect and meet with all BP members here on the DFW area and get a better idea of what you are looking for and see how we can work together.Oh and I forgot to mention I can also work with other wholesalers.

At this point, begin selling and trading up - sell whichever property has the lowest ROI, use cashflow and additional savings from our day jobs to buy into larger/higher cash flow properties.

And yet, both of us were able to find and succeed in REI.So - whichever side of this equation your education satisfies, you can succeed.

with delayed finance you can refi the cost of the purchase AND REHAB but most people say you can only get what you put in because they don't know the rule. the rule for DF is 75% LTV or 100% of HUD whichever is lower. so when you close on the HUD make sure you put rehab and insurance costs on there. you'll have to pay for it all up front and disburse through escrow but you can get it all back.

I'm looking to deposit $30k in whichever bank will provide my business with a line of credit.   

@Elisha Keller I would suggest that, in the beginning, you use which ever method (spreadsheet, paper ledger, accounting software) is most comfortable and easiest for you.

@Luka Milicevic Got it, I should way my options and just go with whichever one deams more appealing/benefiting to my needs .

Remembermodt banks will lend you 80 percent of appraisal or purchase price whichever is lower.If you buy at 30, it’s worth 50, then you can potentially tap some of that equity after a seasoning period.

@Alexander JohnosnYou should look with your employer if they allow loans against your 401K.Depending on the 401K that is set up; you can potentially loan up-to 50,000 or 50% of your vested 401K balance,whichever is smaller.Is the 14,000 the vested balance?