Limit your house payment, minimize any debts, don't buy a new vehicle, and pack your lunch more lol.

@Grant Rothenburger speaking from minimal experience I'd like to flip until I have enough Capital to buy two homes, buy one rental and then buy another flip and repeat the process.

I am in the process of renting my house and would like to do all the due diligence to ensure minimal property damage.

If your purpose is to protect wealth, why not invest in short-term municipal bonds or even just a money market so that you can get a minimal return and also have agility to redeploy the funds if the ideal real estate opportunity opens up?

Great buy & hold rental property minimal work, little maintenance How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

I'm trying to minimize wasting time going into a bank and talking with someone who "wants" to help me, but they really don't have a track record of working with investors.Specifically:   I'm looking for lines of credit for me personally or for my real estate LLC.  

So, before investing, to minimize the risks, know the syndicator (and their team), know the deal, and know the market.

They typically only show you the gross profit and get everyone excited about flipping.What you will probably never see on TV is that this property would probably make a GREAT rental property, particularly if you structure your up-front financing to minimize out of pocket. 

Having multiple doors under one roof aids to minimize the risk of unpaid rent as well as unexpected vacancy.

For the minimal amount I paid them, I felt they returned much more to me in higher rates than I would have charged, and especially for the time it saved me from dealing with pricing.