Good luck and understand the risks and the potential rewards of flipping and you will do just fine!  

There is, however, a reward to offset this initial hurdle: the strong appreciation means greater rewards on the back end in the form of higher property values than, say, the midwestern markets where initial cash flow is easier to obtain.If you have access to the VA loan, the $0 down deal is incredible.

You could do non-MF Syndication or non-RE investment (Alternative Investments) that typically bring better IRR and few are having with better risk-reward value because they could be more resilient to the economy.- if you want better deals with MF Syndication, join SPV to invest at the most sophisticated MF Syndication or NNN.

Limited upfront and continuing syndication fees, and syndicator reward only after the outside investors receive their investment back and a minimum annual return6.

I’m currently analyzing and evaluating numerous properties for a potential househack.

I know, not the write off against your other income you thought you would get, but it's still good to have the cash flow coming in tax free.But the real rewards come in the future. 

@Corby Goade I took your advice and after scouring numerous agent profiles, I found an agent in the area that will charge 3% to facilitate the transaction, of which i believe is gong to be money well worth spent (as you've said), along with getting some schooling too.

I've been using Beyond Pricing, where on numerous occasions, changes I've made to rules on Beyond Pricing don't sync over to the booking sites properly.

Hey Steven,   A lot is determined by how fast you need to close, what type of property your looking to purchase, how much of a headache do you want with numerous multiple investors from crowding funding, how would you structure the Deals and the proceeds from the house.    

Setting aside specific hours in the am for top priority tasks has been rewarding.