I thought local community banks where I have established relationships would be the best place to start but I’m wondering if that’s not the case?

The correct website address is: http://www.winningedgesoftware.com/default.aspThe first one listed above on 3/22 is a gambling site.

Buy brick instead of frame; always put at least 20% down when you buy; FSBO everything you buy and sell; get a GREAT real estate attorney and have established commercial banking relationships; try to take 15 yr. financing so it will pay down the mortgage fast and never, ever refi money out of your properties and start your mortgages over after you've held them a long time.

However having her establish a independent business that you contract with for services seems to be a good way to go, but of course you should check with your lawyer..

It violates generally accepting accounting principals of cost or market and at least 40 years of established prudent lending practices.

From experienced rental property owners, have you had better success with larger commercial management companies or local well established companies

Feel free to reach out to me directly if you have any other questions or would like to discuss a few other concerns you may run into during your remodel to Duplex your 1st floor unit into th basement.Hi @Samuel Pavlovcik, I know this is an old thread but it’s relevant to what I’m going through right now as I’m thinking of establishing a duplex down into my nonconforming basement and have a question about ceiling height. 

How did you build a team to establish a solid real estate rehab/flip business?  

It should always come down to the people that you establish as your eyes and ears, heart and soul on ground and to only invest for cashflow and cashflow only.With that being said, the numbers are so good here in the Midwest that I don't see an urge to consider any other market at the moment.Thanks and have a great day.

I am wondering how much of a gamble I'd be taking because negative monthly cash flow seems pretty risky.