The latter is very important as finding the right GCs is not an easy task. 

Thanks for the input, so....For the sake of easy math, motivated seller house ARV is 100k.

I'm in Mississippi and section 8 is pretty easy to deal with here. 

Flipping can be a very cash intensive sport, and it is easy as a newbie to go over budget.

You should then connect with an agent to get access to the MLS and then reach out to a lender to see how much you can qualify to purchase.If you currently have a CPA/accountant - you may want to reach out to him/her with questions prior to the purchase.

Offering WiFi access throughout the resort, our 5-star hotel also offers 10 meeting rooms, including a ballroom to host your private and business events."

To be fair, they made me aware that $2350 would be refunded after completion of the first deal.The other $650 is the cost of 2 appraisals that need to be within 10% of your ARV on a property in order for them to fund the property.I would also have 24/7 access to advisors and a plethora of listings “right in your own backyard” to choose from.

Trust me, investing profitably ain't as easy as it seems on the HGTV shows. 

@Kevin Leppink I’m not sure how similar Utah is to NC, but as RE agents here we have access to something called Realist which is a public record database.

It is a competitive market so a deal won't be easy to find, you will need to do the work to force appreciation to make a deal work.