So obviously the current owner of the front lot property with the nice ranch house on it is less than happy about my road easement thru his front yard and going so close to his house, but he bought his property with full knowledge of it it, and the easement was completed  long before with the services of a lawyer, a surveyor, and it was all properly recorded with the county.  

Keep in mind that there are many other lucrative ways of making money REI than simply flipping homes.

I'm not doubting them as I completely believe their stories, it's the fact that they're just in their twenties when they are making these purchases.

I haven't completed any deals as of yet, but I do have a property under contract that I'm going back and forth on as to what to do next: wholesale or F&F?  

@Patrick Sercy, I completely agree! 

What are some creative ways to structure this deal without completely liquidating my capital?

He advised me to get first deal complete and then we will form the company.I bought that and working on getting the first deal under the belt.

Jim Carson , I would also love to hear about it once everything is completed with your construction.

If a tenant moves out, hire a broker to rent the place again and your handymen can complete any work or touch up paint in between tenants.Hope this helps you!

Hi Elisha,  I live in Lexington, KY and have done some wholesaled deals, and have a complete system you can plug into.