Based on the provided plan, credit, background, experience, valuations, and meetings with team members, Fund That Flip made the determination to fund this and several other projects for the borrower.

Do anyone have experience with this?

Hi Folks,Just wondering if anyone has any experience with a small lot subdivision in LA county under SB 684? 

After this experience, I wouldn't even consider if the property wasn't in a landlord friendly state. 4) Hire a contractor based on value, not price.

My first suggestion is to only look out of state after you have "cut your teeth" closer to home where you can experience and learn from the process way more quickly. 

I've decided to take my experience to the next level and venture into flipping houses myself and hoping to see it become more full-time in the future.  

@Cynthia Gomez - we may be able to use your flip experience, depending upon the extent of your rehabs and how long ago they were.Also, credit, liquidity, land entitlements are all going to be very important.

I'm on the lookout for a Title Company in Atlanta that has experience with creative financing.

@LaShawnda Adegbile and @Lita Lefler thanks for sharing your experiences.

ITs going to depend on a lot of factors but just jumping into STR "around the country" (i.e. potentially very far from yourself) is going to be challenging - property management fees are going to eat up a lot and its hard to cash flow as it is with current rates/prices.Most people would start with LTRs as its generally good for the "first investment" to be more of a learning experience and chalking up a lot of mistakes - so keeping $ amounts low, leverage conservative and the investment as "vanilla" as possible is generally good advice