My partner funded the entire purchase price, and we are about to refinance at the market value, allowing him to get all his cash back with a profit and allowing me to buy the house with no money down.

I'm in my gaining knowledge and setting up my foundation phase and currently focusing my efforts on wholesaling with a goal of moving to flips.Excited to learn and connect with you all!

When it comes to fix and flips the uglier the house the better.

We've recently come across what seems like a great investment property:- Tenant Occupied, paying FMR- Slab home that we will eventually remodel ourselves after the current tenants leave. - Only 4 houses down from my current home in metro Detroit, MI.We toured the property and it was a hot mess, easily a complete remodel because of cigarette smoke damage that seems to have reached every corner, but the prospect of redoing it really excites us.

I'd be down to go there on Sunday morning as I have not signed up for the workshops

I am not interested in the service. 

Here’s my strategy and the issue:Current Strategy:Buy a property for $200k with cash.Refinance after 6 months to recover $150k, leaving $50k in the property.Use the recovered $150k to invest in another property, but I need to save up more money to repeat this process.Alternative with Hard Money:Use hard money to buy properties worth up to $800k.Refinance them later to recover my initial investment.For the hard money scenario, obviously I wont be buying them all at once, but rather buy a property worth 350 -> refi -> get HML -> repeat, until my money has ran out.However, hard money can’t be used for cash offers directly, as it’s typically a loan.

Rates are coming down in a few months, and buyers know it (, ).- Refinancing is starting back up again.

No garage available, but planning to create a driveway and detached garage to increase the value of the house.

I live out of town but I can come into town for a week or 2 to complete some of the easier jobs.