My plan is to acquire at east one property a year for 10 years to get the cash flow down and flip homes after five years so that I can quit my job and do this full time.

If I understand the little I have read about the process, this is how it works:A regular lease is signed, just as for any rental, and in addition to that, a purchase option.

Being new to REI, I am willing to work for free and just acquire some type of partner or connection that is willing to show me the stepping stones to success.

HelloI am looking for a general contractor for a 2nd floor addition on a ranch i just recently purchased for a flip.It would would be about 1000sf master bed/bath, 2 beds, 1 bath and a laundry room.I would also want to remodel extiour..I do not have any plans.I am in the north suburbs park ridge.Thanks jeff

There are a few additional research tools that I use that may not be as well know that I thought I'd share. 

Hi everyone,I'm in the process of acquiring my first rental property, preferably in the East Valley area: Gilbert, Mesa, and Chandler, and I wanted to ask about the 'Right to Show Clause'. 

From there acquiring a building and attaining a sales license would be neccasary in some states.

I am in final stages of acquiring my real estate license.  

@Ryan Wright  When banks calculate your DTI ratio, they include the additional debt you will be taking on.  

Our buy and hold strategy is purely for income supplementation and to leverage into additional buy and hold strategies.