Here are few tips on how to avoid this problem on your flips:1) Create a file folder for you flip (both electronically and in paper form), so you get and maintain the proper documents stated below.2)  Draft a summary general contractor (if you are the GC) plan or have your GC prepare a plan on what work will be done before you start it.3) Identify and create a list of all subcontractors that will be used.4)  Identify all materials that will be needed or used for your flip.5) Prepare all lien waivers for all subcontractor and materials either before the process starts (this is ambitious - but is a great idea)  or at the time of paying your subcontractors.  6) Lastly, get all lien waivers to your attorney prior to the actual closing.  

I do as a few above too; some 18 MHs on their own land, rent to own, seller finance after 12 months (long term cap gain), using an LMLO.Too much Dodd Frank tipping here for me

@Astrid Cuas Thank you for the tip, definitely will try.

All tips and advice is appreciated!

Any tips on getting started in the Staten Island market in 2016?

Any left-field tips for a beginner you're dying to share?

I am looking for any tips or advice anyone can give.

I currently had the idea of bandit signs, but I also wanted to know if you had any other tips to share.

Anyone with some tips on areas and perhaps where they have been able to hit on the 1%-2% rule of thumb on rent.  

Hi @Keni Etienne, Not sure if you found your answer, but here's a blog on it - https://www.biggerpockets.com/renewsblog/2010/07/03/wholesale-tips-you-can-wholesale-reos/.