Anyone that reads my posts knows I'm not one for the hard sell,  but I think credit where credit is due, and I know the BP community is always interested in information about on-the-ground changes in popular RE markets.Thanks to you and @Caleb Heimsoth , as always, for your input!

Has anyone try  to dispute a Late payment charge on your Credit score?

If you did the flip with no structure at all, you split the profits but keep track of accounting and also split the expenses so that you each are taking 50% of the profit and expense.

We also can meet all other requirements for borrowers (credit score, DTI, etc).

There is a lot of hard work involved in building up assets and cash wealth plus also great credit that can be used to position you to be able to make investments with OPM (other people's money) i,e. banks, and other lenders like private and hard money lenders. 

As well, I have a small new construction condo project and having a really hard time finding funds for it.I did few flips using my own credit and conventional mortgage to finance it but there's certain limitations to these approach as well as rehab cost is not lender's concern.

@Ryan Spearman I just started using AirTable to track deals and deal flows.

OK I have an investor wanting to JV on a multifamily portfolio (6 houses), he will provide half of the down payment and find a line of credit for me on the other half.

@Justin Wragg the numbers sounds appealing as any investor would jump on this opportunity I would re run the ARV/COMPS again and speak with some agents to ensure your on track.

Your credit, experience and liquidity are the determining factors.