I think that the beginner techniques you spoke of are some that I will highly consider as sort of a stepping stone into this market.

Ok all good techniques...thanks.

Thanks for posting this John, this information is excellent to be aware of, and your mitigation technique is very simple.  

I'm puzzled why you believe that others who have successfully employed this technique would be compelled to share their secrets with you. 

Besides rehab and sell, or rehab and refinance, is there another technique people use to come up with cash so they can do the next deal? 

I think understanding construction cost , repair techniques, material and labor costs etc is a much better skill to hone if you want to be a flipper.

He saved me from a terrible deal and his thorough inspection techniques and knowledge helped give me the extra confidence I needed to pull the trigger on my first few deals.

I also look at their techniques (white hat only) and I go into it understanding that really good SEO generally takes 3 - 6 months to rank well.

not sure how feasible it will be to raise the funds you are trying to raise and still pay your investors, all the costs that come with rentals, and then still have decent amount left over for yourself.I can tell you if your goal is to have 20 rentals and in the end only make the kind of money you are trying to make there are easier ways in life to do that with.you either need to find cheaper capital or incorporate other techniques like wholesaling to raise some of your own money.having said all this I will tell you are going about finding 20 deals in a pretty difficult ways. 

Hello everyone,Quick question on the BRRR technique: what methods do you use to estimate the cost of renovation?