I have studied David Lindahl's AHR course and I have also studied Ray Alcorn's Dealmakers Guide course and anything else I can find on BP and YouTube.

I quickly realized I was in over my head.

It is a great guide for newbies and will help you in locating markets and how to manage remotely.

go to local REIA groups.Go on sites like propstream and look at who is funding fix and flippersgo to scotsman guide and American Association of PRivate lendersThere you will find people who may consider funding deals.The key to getting a deal funded today is:1.

If so, what strategy did you use to pay off your HELOC as quickly as possible?

So if you have any affluent friends they could do a private loan and you can record that and refinance it pretty quickly.

I am not endorsing him but for thirty bucks and a quick read do that before you shell out tens of thousands for an asset protection advisor or some other fear based sales pitch.  

The property is being bought at a discount and has equity built in already... no need for funding to do renovations.. is there any other forms of financing that is available for a quick clean flip like this? 

You're right, a bridge loan could provide quick cash for your rehab projects, but there are considerations.

Hi quick question, went under contract for a property.