Yes, its all about educating yourself, books, videos, REIA meetups, Bigger Pockets connections and maybe one on one courses to become a house flipper expert.

Once you had enough set aside for you next venture, you can use that money.Talk to your bank about what your options are-both in terms of could you borrow more money without paying down the current loan and what the interest rates would be.Everyone has different goals, so you need to decide what works best for you. 

As such, I am asking for your thoughts and advice as I consider my options.

A good quality firm will do a cost-benefit analysis upfront, so you can then compare your options and what is best for you. 

Any idea what my options are? 

They will be about $100k out of pocket by the time it's set up.

This can potentially limit their options for future home purchases.It's important for service members to consult with their lender and the VA (U.S.

Hi Bigger Pocket Members, I have a 2bed/2bath,1200sq ft. log cabin in Maggie Valley, NC.

For the deal itself, we have two options: seller financing or wholesaling.

I am considering my options on what to do, and I feel like I have the following options:1.)