We're doing about 20 flips a year here.

Our situation is two fold and is as follows...Although to date we own 2 rental properties and have done 1 flip, we want to do a house hack/ renovation for our own primary residence to live in, build equity + possibly sell 5-10 years down the road.

In order to choose a farm area, you need to decide what your strategy is for that farm... is it wholesaling, flipping, buy and hold, etc?

They offer fix and flip loans and 30 year mortgages but the interest rates are significantly higher than with conventional loans. 

What's your top ten steps to rehabbing and flipping?

I'm currently looking to network with more investor friendly real estate agents in the San Antonio area, specifically focusing in the Northeast section of San Antonio.I'm looking for single family homes within the $70,000 - $160,000 that need a pretty considerable amount of TLC and rehab with the intent to BRRRR them or flip them. 

Is the purpose of the refinance to re-evaluate the homes appraised value and leverage against it for another flip the a HELOC OR home equity loan?

I am an REI that has been doing Rehab and Flip properties in Slidell La.

If I was feeling snarky, I'd counter the seller with a lowball offer backed by fix-n-flip financing.

My question is how different is flipping these different from stick homes with respect to federal taxes in regards to deducting all the repairs and such.