I'm thinking this is what they offer.https://www.suffolkcountyny.gov/Departments/Real-Property-Tax-Service-Agency/Products/AREIS-On-The-Internet 

BP is maybe the greatest free resource to help you get started in Real Estate Investment there is on the internet.

You can wind up in trouble when getting contracts from random people on the internet.

I then surf the internet for potential properties, make connections with people, set up conference calls for the following day and repeat. 

Ignore him..he probably should've googled "mortgage fraud" instead of being an uninformed internet police.Anyway, back to the relevant topic..I don't believe the cash-out refi at this point would be your best use of your equity.

You need money for not only for the downpayment but also for closing costs (we had the seller cover most but we still had a tiny bit left), rehab (if you don't do a 203k loan) materials and labor, plus your living expenses (we barely cooked at the beginning since we spent every waking moment with workers and working in the house ourselves so we bought food everyday, we also didn't have a kitchen since we completely gutted the one that was here, and your responsibilities won't stop so you still have to pay credit cards, insurance, internet, etc)-We became BP pro members to use the calculators to analyze deals and we used the heck out of them.

Are there internet sources?

I have been doing some reading on the internet regarding this subject and have an idea but would like to know what everyone thinks (Any input is appreciated).

@Maximilian Glodde Yes, that is the basic information that you need, and you can probably download a simple form for a promissory note from the internet.

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