I need to still verify some additional information, but it looks like I will be picking up a few out-of-market properties.In addition, if you have $100,000 and a relatively stable job with good income, I would very seriously consider leveraging that money to purchase multiple homes.

Hey BP,I'm doing what I can to be as proactive as possible in compiling a list of potential motivated sellers by going to multiple cities and obtaining a list of properties with code violations on them.

Believe it or not, you kind of need a thick skin to do this because you’re going to hear all kinds of stuff, some of it critical, some of it positive, and some of it a little nuts or pretty far from objective.

I don't want to rent a self storage unit and have to load and unload multiple times if I can avoid it.

I like Rick's idea of re-using a color/finish scheme over several projects, especially if you plan on scaling up and doing multiple flips at a time.

In my experience 50% of the work is finding the property and 50% is getting it to settlement.Special circumstances can be difficult to get to settlement and so anything that's an estate, short sale, multiple owners etc. is worth more than average.For me (and I can only speak for me ever), I charge 3% for the whole shebang.

There are multiple properties owned by a company called "I buy everything LLC" that are being foreclosed on. 

The last 7 listings I took all went under contract in a few days and had multiple offers.

Our contract is ending and we will be using your advice @Jon Holdman and will be interviewing multiple agents before signing yet another listing contract.

Hi Filipe,My suggestion would be to shop that mortgage at a good mortgage broker with commercial experience and multiple companies to work with.