But your goals, timelines, etc are not outlined at all.Common issues I see on these forums: everyone thinks they are getting a little cash flow, but over the long term, they are a) not getting as much as they underwrite and/or b) typically hurting long term value by creating cash flow through deferred maintenance.  

Thank you so much.Hey Johnson,I live in Tampa and can connect you with an option or two.

If you have considered that option curious as to why you decided against it. 

Typically a HELOC is a better fit for a flip/BRRRR type of scenario so you can pay the HELOC off/down much more quickly.I have used our HELOC in both scenarios.

If it is then spend the time getting the RIGHT education, building capital reserves, making contacts, and arranging financing options.  

Population growth typically correlates with increased demand for housing.

The only option I have found is the one made by SaniStar, and it is fairly expensive. 

There are so many options to collect payments these days, but in general I would not choose one that takes 7-10 days to clear.

About $1500 origination fee is the typical amount I've been seeing the last year

It's the typical oversupply situation but on steroids.