It outlines the procedures to follow for doing Lonnie deals.

This is putting above budget.I took out a rehab loan to flip the house so I'm in a bind to raise needed funds to complete the work.Any funding ideas besides taking out line of credit?

I'd not do the loan the way you have it outlined above.

Like many people have mentioned in other posts, I'd definitely avoid the "Red Zone" outlined in the map above.

.#3 - The former owner had actually given me a written document outlining every incident regarding this tenant, eviction notices due to her pig, and complaints from other tenants in the building about her having a pig.Is this enough to win an eviction?

Things to consider when buying condos and the future assessments: This section outlines the requirement for mandatory structural inspections of condominium and cooperative buildings in the state of Florida.

Let me outline my current situation for you: I am the owner of a sole rental property I purchased in 2014 at the age of 24.

Here are the numbers:30 year loan at 5.125%Purchase price: $79,000Down payment: $15,800 - (20%)Charges and reserves: $11,554  (outlined below)1) Closing costsOrigination fee: $1,235Discount points: $1,027Appraisal: $785Credit Report: $45Flood cert: $8Tax Service fees: $82.502) Title ChargesClosing Fee: $450Lender Title insurance: $279.80Title search: $2003) PrepaidsHazard Insurance premium $1,2004) Prepaid ReservesHazard Insurance $1,300 Property Taxes $1,833Escrow Adjustment ($200)5) Transfer chargesRecording Fees $230Transfer Taxes $2,3706) Settlement chargesOwner Title Insurance $349

As an active flipper and wholesaler I would recommend you focus on finding off-market deals and using a shorter personal contract that clearly outlines your right to assign the contract.

I have a pretty good outline as to what I am looking for.