While I have been canvassing the market it appears that the majority of the inventory has a split block exterior.

But I'm not opposed to starting anywhere. 

But somebody)Your house's roof and exterior walls could all be made of this:Solar power and technology on your **roof** could be SO 2015 by 2035.  

I know this post is a few months old but just have a quick question: why would you use the delayed financing as opposed to just doing a HELOC?

Thanks Brian, Are there any advantages to charging a release fee as opposed to assigning it.

Reason being, if you read enough you'll notice that they have conflicting and often opposing viewpoints when comparing the books/authors with each other.This sort of doesn't give you a chance to formulate and emulate one position and subsequently test it.

After listening to experts, the criteria a new investor looks for in a "first flip" house would be: Entry Level home with relatively standard design (cape, ranch, split, colonial as opposed to Modern or Unique) 3 Bedroom 1+ bath (I'd prefer 2 myself) in a neighborhood that has recently demonstrated positive activity where multiple sales are occurring with relatively short "days on market". 

I am finding that the best prices (homes need some work) are in the area closet to the Delaware river as opposed to home closer to Broad street. 

That is, as opposed to a common area such as the kitchen. 

This includes interior and exterior.