I sit here literally knowing the feeling your having now and mine was just a year ago. 

We've get several instances of two different storage operates literally next to each other in town.  

I literally started watching Flipping 101 on HGTV and other shows from which I learned a little about older homes and some of the challenges flippers face.

No idea how those contracts work we do this out west with Timber.. you literally record a TIMBER DEED  .. timber is real property until its severed then its personal property I suspect minerals and oil is the same although what I read about and see in title reports is mineral rights being reserved so there has to be a document that creates that ..

As far as employees yes that’s my biggest hurdle for the business I’ve fired more guys then I’ve hired this year.So I guess I need to identify a lending strategy that takes as little upfront capital as possible, I have an awesome track record literally every one of my properties is twice if not more value able than my purchase and rehab cost, and they are earning income, and of the 8 only 4 are under mortgages.The other thing I need to identify is there a lending strategy that’s better than like cash out refi on the stuff I own?

You literally went to the cabin and gave them a ride?

The thing is, I literally have almost no money.

It's literally their full time job to manage these properties, shouldn't be yours 

(In my previous 20 year business, I dealt with consumer credit from 400-800 on a daily basis, literally dealt with CEOs and trailer park residents on same day - so I like to just give a look to the applications).    

You're literally asking for advice on how best to get away with breaking the law.