Anyways, now looking at the results we would like to repeat this operation, and enter to the exciting flipping world but , we have a couple of obstacles to overcome: only 10k in savings, we also considered a equity loan but it seems that it's too soon to do it and we won't like to risk this house .

I discovered BiggerPockets about a year ago and have occasionally frequented the site to search for answers about rentals or if I was daydreaming about flipping/wholesaling.

If they get difficult at that point, just repeat your statement, add, "Thank you for your interest, good-bye." and hang up.Remember, you have something people want.

Did they just forget for a few minutes that you are a good repeat customer?

I find eventually investor friendly agents can only handle a few pocket investors. because investors is a repeat business a relationship business. 

Luckily the banks aren't repeating the same mistakes again and an increase in interest rates will also most likely lead to an increase in rents since more people will choose to continue renting rather than purchasing a home.

I would maybe check on this one a little more frequently. 

I would repeat until I'm out of money.

Rarebird Investors & Northwest REIA are the 2 groups that were recommended to me most frequently when I first started searching for meetups.

We have dealt more frequently with another of their attorneys, Timothy Houchin, who is also an adjunct law professor at the University of Tulsa.You make a fairly serious allegation - namely, that Mr.