(I honestly don't know what's the pros of having a bigger asset or having a steady cashflow..

That is it, and only once was I actually asked to produce receipts, which I did.I don't see it as such a big problem.With bigger institutions I find this very common, I too recently had a lender require an organized list of repairs that I have done with the house within the 90 days in order to close.

if that guy would have have came to bigger pockets first he would have been a lot better off.

If you want to learn rehabbing or flips or just buy and hold - mobile homes get you started out until you have more funds available to get into bigger more expensive deals.

Most of the bigger complexes (over 4 or 6) are just sets of 4-units or 6-units next to eachother.

It is probably a bigger rehab than I want to tackle at this stage, but I thought it might be a good one to get some paper practice on since small commmercial is one of my goals.

Granted, you'll have to save up for a bigger down payment, but aside from that you can get rates in the low 4%'s.

I am curious whether the majority of successful flippers see the end goal to be a portfolio of rental properties or a bigger flipping business.Thanks,Doug Peterson

Only a small account for basic misc. expenses, small repairs, bigger things approved by or handled by yourself or management company3.

I have not been on Bigger Pockets for some time.