Hello,Looking for a RE agent licensed in Maryland to purchase flip properties.

If it's a short term flip, then the high-interest rates and down payments may not be as big of a deal (if everything goes right).

Maybe that was just a way high bid, but the maintenance and extra liability insurance ended up being cheaper over the near term, and since you may want to flip it eventually, it may be wise to keep it. 

Unless you need to take everything to the framing and replace plumbing I can't imagine spending that kind of money on a flip bathroom.  

What is the average time to flip a property in your own experience?

I'm fairly sure of the answer, but double checking.I'm currently working with a friend of a friend, who does everything from flipping, to owning rentals, etc.

I am in need of private or hard money lending for my first flip.

I have done many remodeling or flips adding great value to properties but the profit has been always for my clients.I finally decided to start doing the same thing I have always done, but as a real-state investor this time where there are some new variables to learn.to start I want to do some flips and I'm trying to define where.Because I live and work in NYC, where is almost impossible to start investing, I was thinking according to what I read and research; Newark, Jersey city, or even upstate NY where I spend some time could be some of the options.I'm looking for wholesalers or investor friendly real-state people to help me find my first deal.please don't hesitate to contact me with deals of for anything you need.Carlos

I'm looking for $25K - $35K in funds for the rehab portion of my next flip that I'm paying cash for the home.

Our business is currently changing directions and we aren't flipping/wholesaling as much as before.