@Dustin Battas There are specific insurance programs for flipping a home that most personal insurance agents are just not familiar with and can not provide options for. 

Hey Tom Kuhen can you be more specific in what timelines you need.

In those stories of how you had to overcome specific setbacks and obstacles is where the true knowledge gets tapped into on this site.  

Brooklyn specifically.

I recently considered a service that basically does what you mention specifically as "corporate housing" with companies, but never went further into it as I ended up renting the unit out to some normal folks.

Looking for any networking groups that are specific to members of Bigger Pockets in the Dallas/Fort Worth area?

I feel that my money would go further and be safer splitting a property with him (helping him as well) than in my inflated market.So i guess in general with this post, I'm hoping to hear from anyone who has experience in the area, specific areas to invest in, connections with investor friendly RE agents/contractors/property managers, anything will help.  

Feel free to reach out if you have a specific question, I find 70% of my deals doing direct mailing, a good wholesaler can make a lot more money that some of the best flippers I knowand I am a flipper as well.

For reference, I authored two books for BP, one of which is specifically geared towards teaching the methodology for estimating rehabs...feel free to check it out:http://www.biggerpockets.com/flippingbook

What specifically do you disagree with about that sort of goal setting?