I was talking yesterday about what I would need in order to purchase again in the future.

I would make this property your first flip so you can showcase it to investors/lenders in the future.

I always wonder what the general consensus is among investors on “make-ready” cost estimates when you have to turn a unit in the future.

The bank will give you a equity backed loan with a balloon payment in the future up to 70% of the ARV.

You might spend a few bucks more now but when you go to sell it in the future the insured chain of title will save you future expenses and bring top dollar to your future sale

I don’t have a goal to give up my full-time job in the future to be a full-time agent.

They are in their 60's with no pensions, retirement plans, or property.I'm planning on helping them to purchase a home soon, possibly using my credit to do so unless we can find an owner finance or similar situation.My question is this: is there a way I could use my credit to help them buy a home while preserving my buying power for future deals that I want to do on my own?

I'm a newbie in real estate investment and I'm looking to meet new people, hopefully get help on future deals and what not.

I am currently looking to flip and develop single family homes with the possibility of moving in the multifamily developments in the future.

There maybe a little room to raise rent, but it is unlikely to cover all of it (and that is not accounting for any future expenses, such as capex or maintenance).