We are looking to partner with and investor that is and expert in flipping houses. 

The info I gained access to so far is invaluable and there many many experts here.

@Robert SepulvedaI am no expert here as I have yet to use delayed financing but I have been doing my research and perhaps I missed where it states you can recoup "and any repairs you can document" as you stated. 

After listening to experts, the criteria a new investor looks for in a "first flip" house would be: Entry Level home with relatively standard design (cape, ranch, split, colonial as opposed to Modern or Unique) 3 Bedroom 1+ bath (I'd prefer 2 myself) in a neighborhood that has recently demonstrated positive activity where multiple sales are occurring with relatively short "days on market". 

The knowledge and confidence gained from this long but very inexpensive education has been invaluable, and I can confidently say that, while there are many (many many many) more experienced investors out there, I am among the foremost experts in my small market.I hope this helps you.

Harris, Most finance experts will say it depends on your situation.

@Jermaine Williamsyou need to sign up for @Brian Gibbons coaching program, he is the expert when it comes to creative real estate deals. 

Yes, it takes skill to have an owner take a note for part of their equity, you must be the expert in the room, but not so much that you scare them.

As you can see we have a lot of options and with a lump of cash this size, I felt it was only right to consult with the experts and gather some wisdom. 

Hello BPers, Hoping to get some expert advice/guidance from real estate legal pros on this one.I've requested our property manager to conduct a home inspection and to provide  pictures of our property approximately 4 weeks ago.  3 weeks ago a new property manager was reassigned to our home and stated she had an appointment to conduct an inspection that week and would let us know the results, along with photos by end of week.