If I were you, I would find a successful local flipper and offer to go 50/50 with them.

Just joined this forum last week and finding it super insightful.My offer on a home just got accepted last night and was looking for any advice from seasoned investors - I have 10 days from now to do an inspection and finalize everything so I wanted to ask if there were any red flags before I go all in.The home is 190k, 7.5% interest rate, 30 year mortage. 

I've researched a few banks that would offer me a business loan to be able to start a company to purchase property. 

I am thinking about making an offer of about 70,000 with a contingency of owner finance for the first 18 months with a balloon for refinancing later.

Accordingly, you should gather data to support offers other than list price and when you make the offer, if it's low, politely explain your reasoning.

. - Annualized ROIFor Rentals that we hold in our portfolio, that were perhaps once BRRRRs, I analyze based on ROE - Return on EquityI used this equation to back into my maximum allowable offer (MAO): ARV - Rehab Costs - Holding Costs - Purchase & Sale Costs - Desired Profit as a percentage of ARV = MAO

I am opening an office in Staten Island, NY in which I will be offering cash purchase for homes as well as remodeling.

So, you offer to do that service for them.

Paula,You can take out the cash through a "Delayed Financing" loan that offer 80% cash out with no wait. 

Actually just got an offer accepted for a client of mine yesterday on a duplex in Peabody.