It's exhausting but it'll be worth it down the road.Best of luck!

And does anyone have any suggestions to resources I can exhaust to decide which type I should tackle first?

In some cases 10%.I have borrowers who do exhaustive inspection searches on their own before they're even negotiating much else.   

"Up to" is different than an approved loan.

I would exhaust asking all friends and family first as private is almost always easier to work with.

It is not part of the property we are purchasing (#16)After long and exhausting searches on line, it seems that the lot in between (#14) is owner-less!

Just make sure you understand a BPO is nothing more than an opinion that hinges on nothing.  

It's that simple - otherwise it would be called a hand-out rather than an investment.I doubt you will find any direct "success stories" from casual one off posts; although I bet a better result would be achieved if the question was posed - who, after buidling a relationship with someone on BP, eventually partnered on a deal together.

If after you've exhausted all your mortgages you still want to quit I suppose that'd be a better time to do so.

But I have found it very exhausting and takes a lot of time.I was wondering if there is a online site that you guys buy all kind of materials for flips.