99% of the time it is paid off at the closing table of the sale of the property (post rehab) or at the refinance (after you have a renter). 

I agree with all these posts.

There's a lower barrier of entry but I've had my share of struggles with being 2000 miles away which Nicholas and Jake referenced in my long previous post. 

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First time posting.  

Originally posted by @Gary Freidman:Anyone worked with Smartland in Ohio? 

I just posted an article about this at https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/48/topics/1192257-how-t...

Hi everyone, I'm posting on behalf of my friend Alex, who is seeking advice from experienced real estate investors.

Lack of cash / over leveraging sounds like the concern from what the post states.You could flip but you need to know the market your are flipping in and time line rehab is going to take.

@Melissa Bass I am glad I'm able to help.Keep us posted.