I can set you up with an automatic listing alert to send homes straight to your email that fit your criteria the moment they are listed in the MLS. 

If you feel this isn't the right fit you are probably indicating that every time you come in contact with a prospect and you are probably right?

I fell in Love with it when I first started looking up how to make money from flipping houses, but given my current situation, I think buying and holding will be a better fit for me.

I would never work with only one investor unless I knew they were actually going to buy the deals that fit their criteria.If you're not finding any deals worth closing on, then maybe you need to ask for help locating deals or get into another business.On another note, take a job to earn regular income, and continue the real estate part time. 

(I really did not expect 4 offers to be accepted all around the same time).All of the deals fit my requirements and will cash flow well and before i decide to walk away from 1 I want to try to secure private lending to finance one of the projects.Can anyone give me any advice on going about asking for private money and also on how to structure the proposal?

I've come across this deal although I'm not sure how to get the correct analysis, as the figures don't fit properly in the BP calculators.

If this is you or if you know of someone who fits this bill, please respond to this posting!

Aim for a three color scheme that is historically fitting.

I've come across this deal although I'm not sure how to get the correct analysis, as the figures don't fit properly in the BP calculators.

If you do not mind living in the same building as your tenants and there is no other life situation that makes in non-practical then I think this strategy is a no brainer for someone who has done some research and thinks real estate investing is a fit for them.