The best deals for flips are pretty rough and require quality rehabs.

Buyers will be required to sign a buyer agreement prior to showings, many states operate this way already, and it can be specific to a period of time, specific property or range of shopping options the broker is to assist with. - Buyer broker commissions will be more transparent and in all likelihood begin to trend downwards.

It is also very big and requires constant reno/repairs.My tax returns are laugh worthy to conventional lenders and I have 2 other properties so my debt to income ratio looks ridiculous to the average underwriter... but the cash flow is definitely there. 

Is there any special requirement to do it in this state?

It is also very big and requires constant reno/repairs.My tax returns are laugh worthy to conventional lenders and I have 2 other properties so my debt to income ratio looks ridiculous to the average underwriter... but the cash flow is definitely there.

I'm also new to the Series LLC, and keep coming across that most folks are not familiar with this format because it's not offered in all states, only about 16 states offer this format.I have a Series LLC in Ohio, and at one point started one in Alabama. 

However, navigating the existing mortgage and structuring a deal that aligns with your rental income might require some creative solutions.

It may not be required to send your kid. 

The exceptions are the military folks from Edwards, but they're far and few between.  

It's a harsh reality of real estate investing; it grows steadily and offers good leverage, but getting to that first rung on the ladder requires a solid financial foundation.So, what can you do with $10,000?