Kyle Hipp's advice for 15 year loans is excellent.

The appraisal institute courses are usually high quality but also a pretty expensive.I am reading Marty Boardman's book about flipping houses and it is an excellent overview of the process.

That is it's own topic that is far to large to address in one post, so I'll recommend you read some of the excellent content on the site for that.We're all here to learn.

I very rarely take the time to post negative reviews about products/services.

Because the financing is coming from us personally and not through the LLC this is a crack in the veil of the corporation.We are finding it much harder to find commercial financing since this is our first property and we do not have a track record of success.We both have excellent credit and a good amount of cash on hand.

@Brittney Taylor Forgive me for piling on, but @Kyle J. and @Joshua Dorkin have given you excellent -- and critically important -- advice.

I think I know myself pretty well and this is not an area I am interested in or will probably excel at.

Excellent cash flow above expenses that would push me over my goal for annual income from "passive" investments so it is a big deal I want to do and willing to invest in heavily, but also want to have the best strategy and know who to go look for about financing it.Assuming a std 25% down requirement, I can afford it, but would be maxing out our investment capital (thus no new projects for a while or not with cash anyway, I do an occasional rehab flip here and there).

Excellent cash flow above expenses that would push me over my goal for annual income from "passive" investments so it is a big deal I want to do and willing to invest in heavily. but also want to have the best strategy and know who to go look for about financing it.Assuming a std 25% down requirement, I can afford it, but would be maxing out our investment capital (thus no new projects for a while or not with cash anyway, I do an occasional rehab flip here and there).

You can easily figure it out exactly using the FV function in Excel.