Also, explore credit partners who can help you put deals together.Never use your own money or credit, unless you're only doing REI as a hobby and not a business.

Here's a brief list of questions you should be exploring...1.Do you have any cash? 

Thanks and excited to explore the BiggerPockets community and learn as much as I can.

With the market projected to slow down a bit in 2023 - you could explore holding this property rather than flipping.

We are exploring using one of the unit for Long Term Rental, and the other one as a Medium Term Rental.

If you don't have a history of Rental Income from the subject Property the lender can use the lesser of:the monthly operating income reported on Fannie Mae Form216/Freddie Mac Form 998; or75 percent of the lesser of:fair market rent reported by the Appraiser; orthe rent reflected in the lease or other rental agreement.If you have a specific property in mind, let me know and we can talk about what would be needed for your unique scenario! 

It's probably unique to that property manager.

Purchase price: $8,500 Cash invested: $33,500 Sale price: $133,500 This was an interesting property and seemed a little “SCAM-ISH” from the get go but it was worth exploring.

It will give you some time to explore some of Corby's suggestions. 

If you would rather be doing something else, which is an individual and unique preference, then money earned is secondary.