I have been thinking of starting with flipping a home and gaining experience on what it is like.

We have ended up being the latter a couple of times in 7 years because we started off trying to be helpful, but have put policies in place to avoid it:Our rule of thumb is that you can’t be behind by more than your security deposit.  

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A good starting point could be a discussion with an investor focused lender.

If you're self employed with no w2 employees working more than 500 hours annually other than you and your spouse, you can qualify for a Solo 401k which has benefits the SDIRA does not have. 

The second property company was ok but at the end of last year they abruptly sent me notice that thethere was going to be a new one starting the following moth.

Basically a mentorship so I can learn the ins and outs of getting started. 

The Guarantor agrees to be personally liable under the terms and obligations of the Debtor in this Agreement.Borrower's Known Assets: Home in Florida with 300K+ in equity, bitcoin in wallet $500K, 401K $500K+, two small businesses (equity unknown).I hope this is enough info to get the conversation started.

I used them when we were first starting out and liked working with them.

Best of luck getting started!