Here's how I do my due diligence:1) Portfolio matching: (takes 30 seconds per deal)a) Have an educated opinion on where you think we are in the real estate cycles (financial and physical market cycles)b) Then only then pick the strategies, capital stack, and specialized asset subclasses that make sense for that opinion.

I want to go into buy fix and flip.How much do I need to really make some good money.And if u have a physical cash of 100k does it help?

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I’m not just talking money or something in value you can physically touch.

@Andrew Postell is in Texas, he should be able to help you get refi.Also, another way to fund flips is to use business credit cards and then use a payment provider like Venmo or Plastiq(you can actually send physical checks using your credit card - they charge a 2.5% premium or somewhere around there) to pay the contractors.Good Luck,Scott

Not usable tactics for hobby/part time landlords.I have pushed tenants to the point of them losing control resulting in physical confrontation.  

Welcome to week #3 of the virtual investing Mini-Series.Today I want to speak about a MAJOR benefit to doing your investing in other areas outside of your own backyard.Unlimited markets.Theoretically, because you are physically not going to be properties your market is essentially Unlimited.

Like many others, I stumbled across the book "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" while I was in college studying to be a Physical Therapist. 

@Warren Juall I haven't gone through an appeal yet; however I do share information with the appraiser prior to the physical walkthrough. 

They like physical assets to recover money and you have only shares.