If  you are pretty confident you can finish within 4-6 months after your contractor has committed to an estimate and you've studied the market time, your best bet would be to get a 6 month note with No PrePayment Penalty and also make sure Extensions are available.Good luck!

It would also be a good time to start networking and developing those professional relationships that will help you reach your goals, ie. lender, realtors, wholesalers, contractors, vendors, etc.Start studying the markets your are interested in to see what currently best fits your strategy.  

Only time will tell if the sales volume will continue to follow the historical trends.By the way, I did a mix of on-line study and in-class work for the classes required to take the licensing exam.

The process is simple and again........very effective.I am still studying the market for different industries and I would like to get feedback from judgment holders(creditors) to determine:(1) What method are you currently using to recover payments for your delinquent court ordered judgment?

I understand I don't have much time but I feel this is a blessing because it means I will need to study time management and build a system that can help me achieve my goals.

If they are doing more than 2 deals a month and you can learn from them then stick with it, but I wouldn't rely on them and would continue to study and read as much as possible. 

However, through years of intense study of how to flip houses -- I have yet to find an ideal motivated seller.

This is the same for most young professionals that are studying at the universities and is evident in the few that stay and find jobs in our city.  

I have been doing a lot of studying the past few days and plan to continue all weekend. 

This was before i really did any studying of real estate investing or had any real knowledge of formulas or examining a market.