I don't want you razzing me for tagging you past midnight. ;) lol.

My husband built a personal finances tracker app as a pet project for us (hellofin.app) and it sends me a text every time money goes in or out of our accounts, and we can add a tag to it (like "christmas gifts" rather than the generic bank terms "shopping").

Lauren, (sorry— can’t tag you on mobile) you are correct, save for a couple of minor clarifications.

I would love if someone who is currently rehabbing and flipping would be willing to let me tag along and learn the business.

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Just a heads up when wanting to respond to someone type the "@" button and spell their name and then tag them it's much easier for them to see and so people will know who you are speaking to.

Feel free to tag me in any questions & i'll pop by the thread & offer some advice on the topic.Good luck to you & i'll see you around the forums.

I've tried to set up  an "Other current assets" account to tag each payment, ex. 123 Main St.

@Colin Lee, that's pretty awesome if you have the cash to flip a $500k home.Another thing you can look into before doing your own flip is lending to flippers in the LA area and if they're willing (they should be...you're the hand that feeds them) tagging along to learn the ropes. 

Obviously, not a high price tag, but I am still confused by that substantial jump.