Even if your not a seasoned investor that's fine.

It is important to make sure you conduct your due diligence and hire an experienced and seasoned professional property manager.

A lot of lenders may require seasoning for 6 months, in order to cash out at ARV. 

Even though I am interested in meeting everyone, I would really like to meet seasoned investors who are familiar with fix and flip properties to learn from.

I am going to defer to the more seasoned folks here on the site; especially those that serve.  

I'd be curious to hear a more seasoned valuation member chime in.

It won't work.HML's want flippers, first time or seasoned, to have a general contractor in place and a scope of work complete before you can close.  

This is my first year with her but she came highly recommended by a seasoned investor in the area and definitely knows her stuff.

Hi everyone,Per title, I am looking for lenders that only require 12 months seasoning. 

And you'd only get that maximum IF you paid no more than 70% of what your Lender appraises it at.If the deal you did was so good that it should justify a Lender loaning you MORE than what you paid for it - you'll have to wait for their (6 or 12 month) seasoning period before they'll re-appraise.My 2c.