I grew up in Northern Illinois in Kane County. 

Hello all, so I have a property under contract that I was planning to fix and flip and was expecting around a $50,000 profit but have now hit a bump in the road.

With the right systems and training in place, I have had good luck using Virtual Assistants that I have found on Upwork.2 - you can partner with someone with more time than you have.Bakersfield is being hit pretty hard by wholesalers lately so it is really competitive right now.  

I'll private message you a link to a recording of a 2 hour class we did for the Northern Colorado Real Estate Investor on Financing here locally.

Our grace period is normally until the 5th of the month so after that a $50 late fee hits. 

@DJ DawsonIn order to preserve the maximum amount of account value (no tax hit) and retain the tax-sheltered status of the funds, you would want to look into a self-directed IRA, or if you will be self-employed with no full-time employees, perhaps a Solo 401(k).These self-directed retirement plans provide the flexibility to invest beyond the stock market into assets such as real estate.Of course, it is not "you investing in real estate", or something where you can draw current income. 

Hit me up with a PM and we’ll have a burger or something. 

Hello Whitney, I think everyone has hit the nail on the head about getting started.

If the funds are accessible, you should consider rolling them over to a Checkbook Control IRA/401k that allows you to invest in real estate within the plan, rather than withdrawing and getting hit with taxes and penalties.

Would like to purchase a GT-R or used McLaren 12-C by spring if I hit my goal of rentals by then.