Hi, I'm in the middle of purchasing my first flip and need to adjust the floor plan and I'm looking for any suggestions on software or even outsourcing, because of timeline. 

@Daniel BanksAs someone well experienced with flipping properties in the area, 70-75% is fine for your numbers.Obviously you want to start at 65% or so (or basically get the property for as cheap as you can) but 75% is probably a safe ceiling for determining your MAO in the Sacramento market.More importantly, if you're new you better be damn sure of your ARV.

I'm currently looking for the best way to "get my feet wet" and I thought buying a fix-and-flip home may be a good way to do that and use the profit as a downpayment toward my first rental property.

I'm currently working under a general contractor by day, a job I took with the intention of getting into fix & flip, which will be my main strategy for the first while.

I agree with Mike - I think it depends on the exit strategy.It feels very tight for a flip, even using Subject-To to finance it.It might be a good rental  or seller financed opportunity.   

Hello all,I am starting out to flip houses.

Hi,I live in Georgia and I am considering buying a house to flip in Spartanburg, South Carolina, this would be my first deal there and I need a referral for a real Estate agent in the area.

You can have an agent look to see where all the cash buyers are buying but it’s no secret 3/2 are bread butter flips in most areas......but with areas like Germantown and Shelby Park 2/1 are doing really well.

This is not my first flip so I will be managing the ready to go contractor on the project.

Can someone please recommend me a good michigan agent who will not give me poor areas to invest in, but can show me cheaper areas that have flipping/appreciation potential