We look at (and occasionally help fund) deals all the time so feel free to reach out with anything you find and will be happy to give you our perspective. 

Originally posted by @Jye O'Brien:@Engelo Rumora if I was to do it where would I start to find finance.Great questionI don't even know who funds foreign investors It would mostly likely be asset based lenders like a Lima One Capital, etc...Much success

I am from Louisiana so we use Bond for Deeds. 1.

@Leo Kwok Good to hear the story and would like to know the financial side of your project, do you pay the purchase and fix all cash or other funding method?

You could still consider doing the refi as a Cash-Out Refi if you have benefited from any significant appreciation and use that money to fund other deals.

Hi Adriana,If the deal is a good one, there will be someone who wants to fund it.

Well last night at I was talking to a guy at my job who has been wanting to retire basically and he was telling me a story about how he's not sure when he will because of issues he has with his properties and how he has pulled money out of his retirement fund to buy properties, in which he has a total of 10. 

While I may be able to provide “value” to these rehabbers, I am also interested in partnering with out of state BP members to allow me to invest my own funds to stack and grow my own portfolio.I am reaching out to you all to get your feedback.

-Seeking funding (brokers or creative) most likely FHA-Appraising and estimating repair costs alongside professionals to get an idea of the process-Building relationships with contractors, getting estimates on potential projects (also, reading to get a general sense of ARP)-Learning and executing rehabs, by self and delegating to contractors.

I just funded a 54 lot deal for a developer in Orlando last Sept.. and he paid 800k for the dirt just to give you a rough idea and that's without entitilements..