To my knowledge, most flippers use hard money loans as they are often buying distressed properties that will not meet the requirements of a conventional lender.

If you're willing to get a distressed property I think overall it's a good idea but it's imperative you have a game plan for vacancy and do your research in the area to make sure you can rent out your place easily.

I wondered how on the TV shows there where people that bought distressed homes, fixed them, sold them and made a profit, then I saw an ad on TV late at night about a program on how to flip properties, I started doing some research about that program and found out the most people were not happy about it, and the main reason is because they assign you to someone that it is not willing to dedicate the time to teach somebody that has zero knowledge of real estate.

Hi everyone, hope this message finds you well.For the past few months, I’ve been trying to reach out to absentee owners of physically distressed properties.  

So many uneducated people taking advantage of distressed sellers situations and ruining people lives Not saying a license stops this but I believe it’s a step in the right direction and will weed out the the get rich quick YouTube educated no money of their own can’t run a CMA fools I see on a daily basis send utter garbage out

I have a friend who purchased a distressed property with cash and is looking for a hard money loan to complete the rehab. 

Almost any deal is a good deal at the right price and any distressing condition is an opportunity if you are able to tackle it.

They prefer that to actually getting the property in a distressed condition and haven't to do the work to rent or sell. 

Sub to is very hard to do . its usually distressed assets etc etc.

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