I'm mostly wondering if its possible for me to refinance a property if I get a fixer upper and fix it.

Upper school educated office workers will be less and less required and their wages will continue to drop as their will be far too many of them.

I'm interested in wholesaling, fixer uppers to flip, and buy-and-hold rentals, etc.

I am an Independent real estate broker/investor familiar with residential construction & have bought fixer-upper properties for JV & Private Investors in the Southern California / Greater Los Angeles Areas and I am always looking.

I am an Independent real estate broker/investor familiar with residential construction & have bought fixer-upper properties for JV & Private Investors in the Southern California / Greater Los Angeles Areas and I am always looking.

Dave Ramsey is anti-debt which is not the basis for scaling your real estate business.Dave Ramsey = Middle Class, work 40 years, hope your 401K is there when you retire getting taxed at 40%Robert Kiyosaki = Upper Class, the rich don't work for money, leverage debt, Savers are Suckers

I ran the numbers through the Rental Calculator, but the situation is more complicated because we flipped them, live in them two years, then rented one out (7 Oak) and sold the other (Upper City).

I'm not sure if I should invest in a multifamily home to acquire cash flow monthly,  or do a fixer upper and resell in a few years max, either option will become my primary place of residence. 

@Robert Ellis My husband and I used to live off North Star Ave, kind of bordering Grandview/Upper Arlington/West Campus, when we attended OSU.

And state that you'd obviously do a lot of the leg work, you'd just need to be shown what to do.6.