Or maybe you find a local investor who will joint venture with you where they provide the rehab money, perform the rehab money, and then get a fair equity split when the house sells (after their rehab money is returned)?

Constantly worrying about where my next dollar is going to come from is a terrible feeling.

I chose that unit due to the fact that I don't have a C wire, which provides constant power to the thermostat.

*Lending to flippers is an option as well but you are constantly having to invest it as they seek to return your capital quickly.

I live in a family home near my university where there is a constant stream of students.

So I have a house under contract for $65,000 in the Chicago South Suburbs area, it’s worth after repairs is $135,000-$155,000. This is my first wholesale deal, I’m 20 and fresh in the game with little to no money for ...

Flipped a property, acquired a rental, and still learning something new about Real-Estate constantly.

DTIs start to get screwed up when Persons A and B get a joint mortgage to purchase property C together.

When you’re cooking for a crowd, you end up with leftovers.Locks on the bedroom doors: with a house full of extended family and kids wandering around and changing into swimsuits constantly, it's nice to have locks.

Now they are disputing it and accusing me in discrimination and bullying against single mothers (they are two friends who signed jointly the lease).Both parties have signed move out checklist where it stated that they haven't cleaned the carpet completely.