There is no one book, or one source, other than an experienced professional, that can begin to provide enough localized information to enable you to make informed decisions.Expecting that all "Real Estate Professionals" should be able to properly advise you regarding investment property is like expecting all Doctors to be able to perform heart surgery, or all accountants to know the intricacies of the tax code.

I'm talking about heavily marketing the home for a fast sale using many different sources.

And then get the money from another source for the rehab?

You also might not need a mentor as much as a source of information as and when deals happen.

As per this clause i assume its legal as long as both parties have a written agreement, but im not sure and i cant find any good sources of information on the internet.

Now that I think about it, its probably because you have 10 different lead sources sending you tons of leads and you can't waste any time.

The biggest issue is knowing what you want to accomplish and then being able to get it done.

In many cases, this is their primary source of revenue.

The biggest problem facing most cash flow investors, is that there are only select areas of the country where you can usually find cash flow properties that will do anything other than take cash flow out of your pocket.

I talked to my attorney about it and he said that the biggest drawback to doing it that way is that if it's titled in the name of my LLC then I have to pay a PA corporate stock tax which is 9.9%.