They post plenty of Flip/Buy and hold opportunities rather than what's on the MLS.

Try the numbers with a LT rental but don’t hold your breath.

Starting my journey in Real Estate, focused on buy and hold multi-unit properties in the CT and FL states.

Goal of 6 properties in total (including personal home)2016The plan: Ramp up my purchasing schedule - having built more resources, developed a level of comfort and understanding of the processes of deal finding, purchasing strategies, and other aspects of buy and hold investing.

Getting started is the hardest part of anything, but it sounds like you already have experience renting, holding, and managing property.That's one part of the BRRRR process that is no longer a mystery for you and I think that is awesome.If there are prospective deals that you are considering and would like some assistance for reviewing the numbers, that is one of my favorite parts of being a lending partner.

As long as your credit is good you, if your HELOC rates go up, you should be able to rinse/repeat that "0% balance transfer" option every couple years until the debt is paid off.There are alternatives out there as wellLoan on your 401k or IRALoan on your stock accountDown payment assistance programs that provide all or some of the downpayment money.

A holding LLC in a protected state and two LLCs--one in the state you operate and one that has title.All titles go into one LLC, all operations go in the other.

They hold a Raleigh meeting every month, and it's one of the best-run REIAs I've been a part of.

FTL is a great area so I recommend holding for a while if you can.

I'm on my second project, first was a single unit buy, fix, hold & flip in Antwerp.