With a direct mail campaign you can acquire some undervalued properties do some light rehabbing and put them on the market just below current market prices for a quick sale.

he can grow his play money or earn passive income of $1000 monthly on that capital.Partnering can be a great option, but again, I will warn that the wrong partner and it becomes a poor idea so be careful in who you choose.

As I sit on the Board of Advisors for a different crowdfunding company, I'll tread lightly here...but I will address this one point above...As someone who both understands house flipping and understands financing math, I can't get my head around the idea of turning a freshly rehabbed property into a short-term rental.  

(Warning, over simplification coming!)

My light bulb went on!

Paint, flooring, sinks, toilets, light fixtures, etc are an easy quick fix and make a world of difference.

His workers spend their entire lunch break debating which is the better beverage: Coores or Bud Light.

If someone could help me shed some light on these things I would really appreciate it.

I've been warned that doing too many buy/sell transactions may cause the IRS to designate me as a "real estate dealer," and force me to pay self-employment tax of 15.3% of the first $72,600 of income.

I have just learned through a conversation with city hall that a portion of my target neighborhood is going to be involved in an eminent domain buyout at some point and it will be rezoned as light industrial.