We also have 'modest' internet speeds using a line-of-sight antenae because we are remote. 

If you get past this speed bump and plan to continue to flip houses you 100% need to play by the rules, and it is 100% on you to know the rules.

For your home use, you can better regulate the size of loads, etc. so the need for a Speed Queen is less. 

Courses, coaching and mentoring paid or free can be extremely helpful and can speed up your learning curve and timeline.

What are the criteria to look for and what questions to ask the attorney to see if they are good and up to speed.With CPA also, what questions to ask to see if this is a good CPA and is up to speed with the current law.What is the typical fee from attorney standpoint for a deal this size, to do closing, psa, waterfall agreement with 2-3 other limited partners.Any other thoughts, input, would be really helpful.

It's all about speed to lead.Internet works as well but you need to spend money driving traffic and again you have to respond to leads very quickly and answer the phone.Facebook can work and its cheap but you have to sift through a lot of garbage.Wholesalers are good but you need to be clear with them what you're looking for and you will be sifting through a lot of junk.Networking is very effective as well.

Now before anyone says they have never ever heard of a bank executing that clause, take a gander in these forums and you'll see that not only does it happen, but the frequency of the DOS clauses being executed is picking up speed.

Hard money has its merits and you need to look carefully at the cost of money versus the speed and ease of access...

Good credit and some cash could certainly speed up the learning curve for you. 

Well, thats about it .. if i can help in any other way just reach out ..Wishing you and your Husband the very best ..God Speed, Michael Short