I've owned rental houses before but I would like to get back into rentals and flipping.

I want to get into Single Family Home Flipping in C+ to B neighborhoods to then switching to acquiring solid multi family properties for long term income and cashflow.

Being in WA with high transfer costs and always being aware of tax burdens, I have modified the model from the traditional buy & flip a bit, but that's my new venture for now. 

I know Fannie Mae typically requires 90 holding period before I could flip a Fannie Mae foreclosure but what about VA?

Buy and hold means to buy properties and rent them out long term vs. wholesaling or buying to flip.  

I have been flipping in Austin and San Antonio for a while, and what I'm here to tell you is maybe you can or maybe you can't, but I BRRRR'd a house in San Antonio and not only have no money tied up in it anymore, but I put $5,000 in my pocket for my trouble.

“ANY AND ALL” When flipping a property, you will learn things about the property that will need to be fixed.

Hello all,For a little over a year now Ive been trying to get as much info on flipping and inventing in real estate as possible.For the longest time having enough savings for down payments was my biggest obstacle.

I guess I like controlling the material cost myself, that way I can pick the quality that goes in depending on whether it's a flip or a rental.I'm also more hands on the projects also, I'm there on a daily basis and usually do some work myself alongside them. 

Is there a better strategy for buy-and-hold vs. flipping?