You have to have capital built up.

All that did was capitalize the letters.

We are wanting to work on flipping houses first and as we build up capital we want buy and hold property.

If they choose to spend their money in the burbs, they better be ready to shell out more capital for a weaker ROI if they're shopping the MLS.

A visit to Capital City Wealth Builders or to NorCal REIA on a Wednesday evening provide so much better information, and immeasurably less expensive!

This is a capital improvement, and as such it is depreciated.

Great for an investor with a good amount of capital and could use other means then my current situation to purchase them.

One more tip..Buying FHA your first deal is a great way to leverage your capital, especially if you're flexible enough to buy a 4plex and live in one unit.

You show only 39% for operating costs and you left at management as well as capital expenses (cap ex).

You'll see that my main investment goal is to acquire long-term holds, and to get the capital needed for the down payments by doing some flips.Other Context: I'll probably move to NC from HI in about 18 months and would execute the plan there.