What route do you think makes more sense to bring together private capital for flips?

I have pondered over which aspect of investing makes the most sense for me and have determined partering with a local rehabbed could be the best fit.

The best approach to do it correctly is to systematize everything.And in that respect, it makes sense to use the same template.You can adjust that template as you go along.There is no point reinventing the wheel.Which is what effective flippers do. 

Meaning you have to meet the 750 hour requirement for each property you own, unless you elect to aggregate.Oh, that makes more sense.

Certainly there's parts that need work, but I'm not good at knowing what's expensive and what's not, if that makes sense. 

Does it makes sense to switch to a different bank for the interest the savings is yielding?

We even followed the listing broker's price guidance where it made sense, even came close (within $100K on a $22 million property) but it seems sellers have been unrealistic and in some cases want more than when they initially list the property.Brokers call something "off market" when all it means is that they have not blasted it to everyone they know.

Long winded, but hopefully it helps and makes sense.

But it just makes sense to invest and follow the jobs, weather and access to travel.

@Jacob Gallup this should not be an issue as long as you occupy the residence and it makes sense to the underwriter.