I think Center Street Lending is a sometimes sponsor in Bigger Pockets - they finance the purchase and the rehab and they base much of it on the strength of the investment itself.There's also a book on Biggerpockets.com/store where you can buy Brandon Turner's book 'How to invest with no or low money down'.Your question was a bit too general to answer more clearly than that but I hope it helps.

Hi guys,I'm looking start flipping houses & buying & holding rental properties in North Orange County (Santa Ana, Anaheim, Tustin mainly) & Riverside County.I have 15 years of construction estimating & project management experience which helps with the rehab side & recently became a licensed Realtor.  

I live in the Upstate of South Carolina and I am curious as to why a good bit of investors frequently invest all around South Carolina with other states such as Florida and North Carolina.

I live in SW Florida and, while there are affordable properties just north of where I live, I just don't know if there is a large enough rental population in order to get the "best bang for my buck".

Flipping in the North Side is all about finding good deals.

There are great pockets in the East, and also pockets you will certainly get your Lexus car jacked if you drive down the wrong street.

I know exactly one investor who successfully sold a house FSBO and it was on a street that got plenty of exposure and was a brand new house (Which I built for him)

It is across the street from a well-to-do neighborhood and a church.

But just think about it... if you had a choice to live on a lake or on a city street, which would you choose? 

North East could mean Trinidad, Dean Wood, Capital Hill, Eckington or anywhere in between.