After doing a cash out refi, it's not worth it to keep the property due to the low ROI of the property once financed.One thing I don't look forward to with either method is ending up with commercial loans with higher interest rates.

I understand that it is a tough feat to succeed as a real estate agent on the side but I know there are tricks out there and strategies to employ to maximize the time I am able to put forth.  

but knowing they employ all types of sales techniques that can have you paying too much.

We have 25+ electric meters which include meters for community lighting and AC.What are some methods to divide up the Utility costs?

You could buy $100K properties, use the BRRRR method and make a higher ROI.  

I am very ready to do a deal just can't seem to come up with a manageable funding method.   

There have been some big employment wins at the airport and Loves Park is growing.  

I was wondering if anyone had experience with this situation with regards to how banks view it in terms of employment requirements for getting a loan?

I've started a renovation and maintenance company that caters to investors, PM's and Landlords.  Would enjoy feedback on what rehab and ongoing maintenance issues you see during flips or managing property.

A good flipper employs these aspects even if they don't really understand what they are doing, a bit of luck and common sense sometimes prevails.