Most of us have the majority of are net worths sitting in safety deposit boxes. 

Dzien dobra,In my experience (which only consists of buying my very first flip that I am house hacking right now) is that you only need a steady job, two years of job history in a related field, two months of bank statements, $1000 Ernest money deposit, $350 for an inspector, and a 640 credit score (for an FHA type loan).Credit score really doesn't matter much if you have the rest of the package.

I submitted some paperwork and tomorrow have to give a deposit with POF.

If the lien(s) amounts are too high, at that time if I back out, I assume I lose my earnest money and also $2500 deposit with Homesearch.com?

What about the deposit I paid my landlord?

Would not tell me what matched or not, or if flooring coordinated with cabinets, etc.  

Shoot me a PM of what you're looking for and if anything matches your criteria I'll let you know.

Since I don't have a lot of my own funds to begin with my plan was to start with assignments (or is bird dogging what I should call it) where I match wholesale homes for sale with potential buyers and just take an assignment fee.

The price we agree to is the money you deposit in your account.

Most lenders are looking for an expense deposit (1 national company is looking for $2,500) to cover their cost of due diligence and establishing line/loan.