In the short term, I am very interested in taking on the challenge of doing some flips to fund the purchase of rentals.

Obviously not everyone who does it gets sued, but I don't see the point in taking a chance.

I think @Josh Sexton has the right idea for the current market.I have one in Spring that I have not rehabbed yet if you are interested in taking a look but it isn't 70%.

However my primary purpose in taking any classes would me to gain in depth knowledge.If reading credible books and doing all the things that BP offers and recommends for education suffices (which I am doing and will diligently continue to do no matter what) then I am more than ok with that.

This is just my intake on the matter. 

Thank you for reading and if you'd be interested in taking in a young ambitious student please contact

I think you should refine your search to "Newest" instead of "Cheapest" and check it several times daily and be ready to jump on them.If you come across a 2 family in Lowell for a buy and hold, let me know, I could be interested in taking it off your hands..

Do you know of any of the companies or individuals in my area that would be interested in taking on an ambitious young man?

He quoted $21k for this.Although I think that is a lot of money to spend on this, it would accomplish: 1) getting the tenants paying their own heat/ac via their electric bill and 2) giving the entire building central air.My question is, would I be better off using that $21k for other real estate endeavors or do you think there would be notable value added in taking on this project?

I'm starting a rehab project with a new JV partner and was curious as to what the consensus is in taking a life insurance policy out on the JV partner to insure my interest in the deal since this particular property is held in their LLC name which is single member.