On the other hand a line of credit might work for the down payment, but you will likely want to look for a private or hard money lender for the fix and flip portion and as a beginner, I would expect to put between 20-25% down and likely a bit more for closing costs and reserves. 

There you will learn about strategies, connect with lenders, contractors, other investors of all stages, realtors, private capital companies and so much more!

Private money and my own capital How did you add value to the deal?

) 2: Funding ( I know Hard money lenders are an option but other than that I'm clueless) and 3 which is the biggest obstacle right now is that I don't have any funding, I have 10k to my name and that's it.I've been doing wholesale for a couple of months and I know the basics of real estate but never bought or fixed a property.I would love to hear your suggestions and what could I do ?

A lot of lenders can still qualify you off of 1099 income. 

Hey Karen, I've got a list of PMs and Contractors as well as Lenders who've been a big help for my investors when acquiring properties.

Not only that but when you are in a portfolio loan and would like to for example sell one and break it out then most lenders will want to be paid back 120% of the balance attached to that piece of property back into the principle of the loan 

Chase Private Client benefits are great and very convenient. 

If you were buying a major commercial property, the lender looks a lot less, if at all, at the personal credit of the person who owns the company.

Foe investors who like to purchase land, is every lender requiring it to be financed on a 15 year mortgage instead of a 30 year?