If you are looking at getting into flipping houses, the banks are going to be less likely to finance you since you have no experience so you will likely need to look for private financing or take money out of a 401-K or go to a hard money lender (they will either charge you crazy interest or not lend to you but I'm not really sure since I'm not too familiar with hard money lenders). 

Also simply hiring a private eye can help. that will cost real money but can be worth it.

Shoot me a private line and lets chat.

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Should I find a private lender?

We are investors and private lenders from Rhode Island.

These are private meters that "we" own and are not provided by the utility companies. 

@Patrick Parry I will shoot you a private message.

IE- you may have a hard time finding the bank to actually offer to, and when you do, depending on that bank, they may forward you to their REO broker working on their behalf.2-Assignment of the Mortgage- again, just because it says Bank of America, it could have been sold to a 3rd party, whether it be a private equity firm, small investor, or another bank, and that assignment may not yet have been recorded. 

Hi @Julian BuickThe kI would study self-directed IRAs and look into using some cash for private lending over going out and buying propertiesMaking 12% as a private lender on a Roth IRA is a pretty good idea