@Amelia McGee I would agree with @Will Barnard that you want to focus on the high level tasks that help you bring in the most revenue, but there is a caveat that I learned through experience over the last 10 years.I found that if I didn't at least understand the basics of the construction trades, it put me at a disadvantage as an owner.

Every purchase I’ve ever made in New York has takes me at least 8 months of aggressive looking to find.

Yes, that is why these gentlemen say that flipping profits are dwindeling... this is because they simply don't really do lead generation right.Flipping profits are NOT dwindling, as long as you get a deal with a ton of meat left on the bone right?

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You can lend to me at any interest rate but as soon as I offer any percent of the profit it gets regulated.For decades everything has been set up to create large 'barriers to entry' which keeps small players out and keeps big players doing well. 

But welcome and feel free to PM me at anytime. 

For me to syndicate there has to be value add and meat on the bone as sponsor.

And that is where probing questions about how they are underwriting today versus a year ago versus three years ago comes into play.  

So- here is my question - getting a re-fi rate in the ways  that I am familiar with would still land me at the same rates that I have now. 

Or, feel free to email me at [email protected].