UNLESS you have a large amount of liquid assets available in the event you need them, but still the long game wins.Best of Luck.

However, I would really like it if a lender could use my brokerage account as my “skin-in-the-game”, vs putting 10-30% down on the deal in cash.

A flipper wants to buy in an area that it is desirable for home owners now, so they can sell quickly and for top dollar after they finish their rehab, a person looking to park wealth usually targets well established areas. 

The most important part of the process is establishing a solid ARV based on recently sold comps. 

We are a very established company with a track record and take great care in what we do.

My plan was to follow up with a text message with website link (which I just set up) buying4cash.com - While working Full Time until Im established enough to make the switch to wholesaling Full-Time I wanted to try to develop a system that didnt require me to try to grab each incoming call, but rather be able to return the "cream of the crop" at the end of the days. 2.

I've been at this game for a while now, and I'm looking to start to build my portfolio as well as leave less money on the table by doing some fix & flip deals myself.Anyway, that's about it.

That way, interested sellers can call me and we can work on a deal.It's a numbers game, John. 

Hi @Kristin Davey...welcome to BP and the investing game. 

I've come to the conclusion that this seems like the most interesting game I could possibly come up with, but that I seriously need to learn more before I try my hand at it.So, here I am.