Ideally we're looking to connect with persons with experience flipping houses and working with first timers, so that you can teach us what's what, while helping to grow our nest egg.The goal is to grow our money on the return from successful flips, saving it to purchase our first  rental property.If you're willing to help, have some advice, or know of someone taking on smaller investors please reply.Thanks,Kevin

A tenant contacted me and said she has two Yellow Jacket nests beneath the roof of a carport on the premise.

Have used Nest Finders for 2+ years.

I guess it's psychological, the loan let's you believe you still have your nest egg safely tucked away at the bank.I remember this from an old SitCom (What's Happening, I believe):Roger (to Bank Officer): "We would like a loan."

God gives every bird a worm, but he does not throw it into the nest.

But they were people who had broken in and made little nests, or, in one case, what looked like a few batches of crack cocaine.

So, your nest egg in hard money loans is equal to about 65 rental units.

With that return, compounded, their nest egg is $2.26 million.Which would you rather have?

If you're lucky, the blockage might be a big bird nest or leaves (something easily removed).

And while you are here by all means check out Casa Kimberley, the love nest of Richard and Liz that put Puerto Vallarta on the map.