Andy LundsbergBull RealtyErnie EdenEden Realty ServicesKurt McGarryMarcus & MillichapJake ReidFranklin StreetJeff KoonCarriage House RealtyAnthony LacyLacy & AssociatesAdrian ProvostMarcus & MillichapFor larger deals, these are some great contacts: Tai CohenCushman & WakefieldTyler AverittCushman & Wakefield John McCallaBerkadiaJudy MacManusBerkadiaI was not allowed to post their email addresses or phone numbers, so feel free to PM and I'll send you this list with their contact info.Best of luck to you, Aaron!

If doing a house flip and spitting profits 50/50 (money/rehab work), are the profits spit after subtracting capital gains tax or before? 

Buy a fixer upper, rehab it, refinance it, get it rented, and then pay off the HELOC.

I know tenant safety is #1 and that's why I went through an entire rehab fixing many things I did not have to fix to make it livable.

You don't need pre-approval or anything that formal but at least know that they will refi the property given an appraisal.For further research, read up on the BRRRR strategy (Buy Rehab Rent Refi Repeat).

Can someone share some reliable and quick lender for rehabs.

It needs some rehab, I'd likely follow the "bombproof" philosophy.I don't want to be greedy, but I don't want to pass on a deal just because it's too good.....Experiences (good or bad) involving small apartments in C neighborhoods much appreciated!

I am planning on a 5-10 year rehab period, so it will not be a quick process.

We own primary home with 50k equity.Want to invest in lower risk, low or no repair/rehab work real estate.We will sincerely appreciate all advice.

I can PM his email address if you would like.Ken