Things that were in need of flipping in the neighborhood I want to concentrate on were selling in the fall of 2014 for $85K with an ARV of $120K.

Of course the benefit of freeing up a lot of time to concentrate on investing has been offset with not having that W2 job that all these lenders now want to see.

So I would first concentrate on being able to document the transactions you've already done and present them to a partner. 

I actually have a Master's Degree in Information Technology with a concentration in Security but my Bachelor's is in Business Admin.

Based on advice provided here at Bigger Pockets and elsewhere I've been looking into multi-family with a concentration on cash flow.

And this would be a good reason to concentrate on a particular market so you can build a team and there is enough velocity that your a valued client.. 

Any suggestion about area where concentrate search and how to manage the fact that I’m not physically there?

I would now concentrate on paying down or off whatever it is that's affecting you guys credit score wise. 

Hello everyone,I am trying to learn about house flipping, concentrating in the Chicagoland area.I have always heard of many contractor horror stories, I don't want to fall into this trap.How do I find an excellent contractor to flip homes, that is safe and does a great job?

. $100k to $200k houses, higher concentration of multi-family properties, and middle of the road apartments."