As far as timing goes, snow can slow you down some (depending on what you're doing (roofing, landscaping, etc.) and selling during the winter (November-February in most places) can be harder since not as many are excited to brave the elements to go look at houses.I don't have that problem in AZ, but have seen others get tripped up by the weather so try to avoid selling during the holidays if you can.If you have cash, use it.

But, I'm looking at buying multis in Chester and the Fan, so I might be a bit biased.I left out numerous costs in this back of the envelope calculation, but I think it gets the point across.

Their are numerous educational opportunities to learn the craft and Airbnb is supported by third party softwares' to automate pricing and most of your guest communications. 

I have seen numerous for sale signs on commercial real estate (too many to count) and "now hiring" signs on every single business.

I've tasted numerous defeats in my short experience, recalibrated and knuckled up using the bailiwick of mental tools under the platform.

With that much cash on hand you should be able to find a good deal by having numerous options for a down payment. 

I've travelled to the surrounding areas numerous times. 

There are numerous options when it come to fix and flip loans, terms could range from 75 to 90% of the purchase price and 75 to 100% of the rehab cost or 70 to 75% of the ARV.

Hey Ryan,I have ran the BP rehab calculator based on quotes I've received from numerous contractors in the area.

@Josh C.I have numerical validation for this.