Call your AGENT and get him/her involved.

I currently own two three family properties, and I am looking to get involved with flipping properties.

It doesnt involve having to kiss the a*s of some dude who you loathe, in order to get a raise.

I am moving on.I requested documentation that my offer was reviewed and denied by the seller.

I had a credit card denied for the first time in years today, and I started freaking out.

many mortgage bankers follow specific guidelines in order to sell their notes, like right away.if you decide to use Hard Money - you'll have much more flexibility in terms of being able to put less down, invest in different types of properties and present your investment strategy, rather than just the property itself.what i'm saying here is, if you buy a house and use Wells Fargo - they're not going to be concerned with something like the ARV (after repair value), whereas a HML might loan you money based on that - which grealy enhances your investment options.i know that doesn't make sense right now, but with a little research - you can come to understand the old saying:there's more than one way to skin a cat...being new, just be very cautious what you get yourself involved with.

The benefits are that you don't have to actively be involved managing the property, it provides both monthly cash returns (based on the rents it gets) as well as equity growth and appreciation, and it is much easier to do an even-money exchange into a TIC.

Secondly, you must be so very careful as to not perform a prohibited transaction or involve a disqualified party.

The next advice I would need is, what kind of professional should I get involved in with closing the deal?

We were denied Insurance coverage.