Currently have 3 flips going on concurrently and it is very hard to track money and tie it to expenses in a central location. 

While it can be tempting to jump right in, the best thing you can do is build up an emergency fund FIRST and then start working towards securing a property.I do this by working two jobs, may not be the most exciting thing to hear but hustling for a few years to achieve financial freedom in the future is worth it.

Located in southwest Iowa, I'm close to the Omaha and Des Moines markets, as well as the small towns in between.

This property is located between Christian Park and Beech Grove.

First $1,600 for origination fees, then $3,200 for MIP (Mortgage Insurance Premium), then $1,600 for mortgage security instrument, then he sent me an approved wire transfer from some fake Chase bank with the loan amount to be wire  transferred to my account.

Each house needed some improvements, so I offered zero down as my cash would be improving the units and his security of the promissory note/mortgage.He accepted as this is the 1st time in 7 years that he's actually putting money in his pocket each month.BTW, I resold each individual property on terms using a wrap around mortgage (which the seller is aware of and approved) at 7% interest to other landlords.

@Shawn Sopic Neither of my last two previous homes had any shelving/storage around the laundry which was located in the basement.

Its a 3-family located in the Columbus Park neighborhood of Worcester, MA.

Clark-Fulton close to Metro is still on the rougher side and a bit of ways away from being a STR location.

I am located in New Jersey and looking for a real estate cpa.