I would like to branch off into some other methods of RE investing, like holding some properties as rentals as well, but I know that I will continue flipping as long as it makes financial sense.

Other than that, the strategy seems great as long as:1.) the Properties allow for rentals (it would depend on the Home Owners Association, probably)2.)

Just make certain you are getting the legwork done, have your buyer lined up way in advance of your agreed upon deadline - and don't let your nerves get in the way.You will 'be' successful as long as your know you 'are' successful.Feel free to continue here or if you need specific help send me an email at [email protected] and I will do all I can.

This does not require bank approval, there are no realtor commissions and your credit will not be harmed.I am ready to buy your house as-is, as long as it is in rentable condition now.

This is why it's best to defer making this election for as long as possible.

I do have a team of trustworthy contractors I've worked with on my primary SFR, so am not too worried about rehab as long as it isn't extensive.

My balloon note expires in 2015 and the bank has already agreed to refinance me as long as I keep up good payments like I have been.Currently I owe the following on both properties.110 Somewhere St = $79,800108 Somewhere St = $104,000My new plan was to put all the extra money I can into the 110 Somewhere St property and pay it off.

Make sure you have an exit strategy also as if everyone is trying to sell their condo at the same time it could be tough to get out.The ROI sounds good so go for it as long as you did your comp's correctly.

That thought has been running through my head, but we'll make a killing on it anyway as long as we get good tenants.

As long as the Realtor gets paid, why would they object to you talking to the seller?