If I went in knowing it was needing a lot of work, most stuff would not scare me, we recently looked at one that appeared to need cosmetic only then found a foundation issue that was $30k, so we walked on that one as the timing to do the repairs would impact our holding costs and seller did not want to fix it.

I have time to source deals, walk through the properties, do broker activities (like write many offers), handle the financials, do the admin work, manage the loan process, renovate, and manage the property.

I was planning to go to Indy to build the team and walk the property before buying.

So far, I have received interest from several people, sent a pre-screener, and I'm booking walk throughs of the house. 

Did you walk away with valuable connections, insights, or momentum?

They sold the loan and walked away.I’ve officially filed complaints against both companies with the CFPB, DFPI, and SML, and I plan to keep escalating daily until this is resolved.Please, avoid these two companies.

We are walking through GCs to renovated the building.

Let me walk you through it like I would if we were sitting down over coffee:First, yes—you absolutely can fund flips without going the traditional route, especially if cash is tight.

Quote from @Mike Calvey: Quote from @James De Stefano: I'm early on along the journey, but so far it's been the "walking on eggshells" while screening / accepting / declining prospective tenants. 

We've walked and renovated many buildings like this...we would be happy to take a look.This is something that would require architectural plans as well so keep that in mind.