If you find a way to provide a similar return to DIY homeowners, I think you could destroy the management game!

Direct mail is a numbers game, so you'll want several hundred addresses.

Starlink will be a game changer. 

Leveraged the foreclosure equity of $50,000 to purchase 490 South Broad Street at auction.

Just a bunch more landlord/property management/listing agent games that turn the stomach. 

I have been an avid consumer of BiggerPockets for a couple of years, and just last month I jumped in the game and got my real estate license here in Illinois.

If it's low, say 30% of the time, 2nds seem like a tough game unless you buy at huge discounts.

Rates may be a bit higher than conventional loans but its way of getting in the game faster.

For example, main categories of deal flow, finance, value add, property management etc and punch list of items for each broad category?

Otherwise, looking for a great CPA that knows their game in real estate flipping and that can help me run through various scenarios, so that I could dial in my potential flip targets and see where I am getting most bang for my buck as far as remodel costs, closing costs, realtor costs, and taxes.