Your best bet is to get a group of investors or private funding.

Your best bet is to purchase the material yourself you can get a great deal on material if you plan on being a house flipper for the long term.

If transportation improvement and go train keep on the radar you can bet it'll be the next Hamilton. 

LOL... what a waste of time and energy and allow idots an open voice I bet they feel like big shots in there little hum drum world... they are just little people James...  

Your best bet is to network with one or two really good probate attorneys who will educate you.

Still, would you say its a safer bet than investing in IL?

If you're looking to sell, your best bet is to find either; 1) Fire Damage Restoration companies, that also do rehabs (the lingo restoration companies use will be either "rebuilds," or "recons").

Id probably shy away from certain condo buildings with the high fees, but reasonable fee buildings or rowhouses are always a good bet.

Your best bet is to get the owner's permission (in writing, preferably on the contract) so you don't have to worry about any legal ramifications or people getting frustrated that you're advertising or showing a property you don't own. 

I would check up with your town zoning laws to see how this works  I think most investments require 20% down, but I bet some with more experience then me will be able to help you out!