Purchase price: $195,500 Cash invested: $27,000 Sale price: $330,000 Fix N Flip in Tempe, near ASU campus What made you interested in investing in this type of deal?

Investment Info:

Single-family residence fix & flip investment.

Purchase price: $307,500

Cash invested: $40,000

Sale price: $415,000

Fix and flip I did last year with photos

Now i know what i need to do so ims start working on it but this actual make me not want to go to college b/c i aquire more debt so im trying figure out wether or not if college might benefit me making more money to put toward real estate n fixing my credit currently i have $3,000 in debt if I got to college at WGU I could finish college in a year with a bachelor and only owe $14,000 pay that off in 2 year even with minimal wage $15 an hour what do ya think 

There are some Non-Qm loans that are as little as 20% down and you can also get 10-15% down on a hard money / Private Money / Fix n Flip money, and it will also cover the rehab that will be needed.

Do anyone have Residential warranty( Appliance) for rental properties .I converted my Primary home into a rental .I had residential warranty for appliances such as heater,ac,water heater, microwave etc.It is not a replacement warranty but will cover for parts n labor after a deductible.

I broker Hard Money / Private Money / and Fix n Flip money.

Or allow him to break his lease n kick rocks 

Purchase price: $144,000 Cash invested: $40,000 This is a turnkey buy-N-hold that we did very little work to.

In order to do this, there needs to be at least 20% equity n the property which according to the proper cap rate I’m at but not according to most lenders.

Quote from @Nii N Nortey: This is just a tip, select a market you want to invest in, call it your nitch.