Originally posted by @Scott Wolf: Welcome @Dee Culverson!

Originally posted by @Marcel Hudson:@Joe Villeneuve when you say speak with a few lenders on different options.

Originally posted by @Kyle Hern:Hello BiggerPockets!

Then take those profits, and add them to the original cash, and invest that again in flips, and repeat this over and over. 

Originally posted by @Albert Jones:hey, new to this site, amazing work you are doing here, every time i step in to ask a question i got ton of valueable responses, really great. i have suggestion i think can benefit everybody, having the ability to "star" a message in the forums.many times i read through the forum finding a really good insightful post, which has many things i would like to keep in mind for the future, i would have been great if it was able to mark/star the post and have a page with links to all the posts i previously starred. something to keep in mind.. 

Originally posted by @Jeremy Bloom: while you are right about drywall, most of my place is horsehair plaster(is that what it's called?).

@Heshel Mangel, practically, a bank isn't going to originate a loan for the value of a home that only obligates half the value of the home in the event of default.

Originally posted by @Nadia Alrawi:thanks.. yes.

Sometimes you're original plan just isn't going to work and you need to change order.

I originally was planning on buying a house just as a residence, but after listening to the Bigger pockets podcast and reading Rich dad poor dad, I want to make a smarter investment.I am in a unique situation because I work for the police department and my primary residence is required to be in one of the five boroughs or Long Island.