Its a amazing deal and honestly it's biz model is nice.again let me know if they allow it and you wanna go half.with that amount of money you can make something happen.Originally posted by @Charlie DiLisio:Thanks for the response Donny. 

Looking at properties around AL and though Birmingham is big enough And has a low  cost of living, the median household price is lower than I’d like which gives me pause in trying to establish a TOH model. I

Focus on increasing your cash flow while in growth mode, you can always sell a property or two down the road and pay off some properties in full to restructure your debt, etc.

I'm currently in scale mode and would like to join forces with a family member who has offered a sizable amount of money to invest.

If you can save some money up, boost your credit, acquire a mode of transportation, etc, you will be better equipped to start acting as a realtor/investor.

I am still in an acquisition mode so I want more cashflow now so I can buy my next property every year, so I choose 30 year loans (for 4 or less units). 

I’ve seen many people stuck in analysis paralysis mode.

The rental income is available when a house must be held, but as the business model is based on an immediate flip there is virtually little cost of borrowing money short term to complete the deals.

It is a simple and quick read, all be it odd, but it gets the point across.To give you some hope I currently am in the searching and offering mode.

I guess it just depends if your still in buy mode.