So his access to capital is probably a little bit different than yours.I seem to recall when this first came out he was investing in Jacksonville FLA in very low value assets C D type stuff I could be wrong but I thought I remember reading that.. the bigger issues is controlling and managing that amount of rehab consistentlyif the process start to finish takes at least 6 months to 8 months IE by the time you buy it rehab it then refi. after 6 months you have 12 rehabs in some sort of motion  that is NOT easy for most investors by a long shot.

I'm not a social person, but the book tells you to get on the forum and have at it so I'm giving it a shot.   

My credit is shot also i am still out of $1000 as of today.

You could also reach out to a realtor friend and get their opinion based on comps.Also, it doesn't cost anything to apply for a HELOC so it wouldn't hurt to give it a shot and see what you could be eligible for!

Your best shot -- if the city will allow it -- is to get people retiring in RVs to fill those lots.

I’ve been using Titan HEA tips for a while now and this last time I just shot them with a 311 and it went fairly well.

My unit got shot a couple years before I was able to sell it.

That's a long shot but I wanted to ask. 

Hello BP, I’d like to start and buy my first investment this year, but so far every method I explore is shot down somewhere in the process (usually financing) and was hoping to see some outside perspectives.For context, I’m fresh out of college, have worked off the books until starting a Blacktop sealcoating and striping company with my brother in 2022.

For your viewing pleasure, I’ve included a snap shot of my “5-minute analysis” process on properties in our Logan Square farm area.