My sister works for a reputable property manager and we can get a good value for the service.

We mainly focus on turnkey, but we do also handle a good amount of retail sales, meaning we basically flip.

If you are running to the hardware store on a very frequent basis, or using your vehicle to haul significant amounts of materials, the IRS could question your level of involvement and whether you are providing services to the IRA.

I recently moved to Arlington, VA after graduating university and starting a career in the financial services industry.  

As of now my main focus is flipping house and or owning rental properties.

I suggested notes with established rehabbers as their main goal is to exit quickly so they need that note paid off to convey the title.

I have proof they did not, both bills and a letter from the utility stating they never transferred service.

I hope to be an active contributor later on but for now I will mainly just lurk around in the forums.My PlanFirst of all, I don't have much experience in real estate so I need to have a plan to get comfortable with it.My plan now is to really just ease into real estate for now.

Then start doing flips, buying notes, tax liens, and more to help increase your capital while the rentals provide a foundation to rely on in case a fix and flip goes bad.By the way if you plan on managing the property yourself, try using a service like cozy.co or something similar.  

I am interested in the BRRR strategy and house flipping and would also love to offer any services that I could potentially provide to more experienced investors in hopes of learning the ropes and getting a few deals under my belt.