I cant even count the number of people who are unskilled, advising me to go buy a block or go pick up 15 10k houses at once.

Hello everyone, my name is Sara. I always dreamed bigger in my life and it hasn't been easy to find like minded people. My new friend Alece introduced me to this up. So I am here to learn and become an entrepreneur. 

Every road block was just a chance to try something.

This will be my first flip under my own name, and I’m excited to make it happen.I’ve got a great deal lined up in Miami, FL, in a strong neighborhood with solid comps and demand.Here are the numbers:Purchase Price: $699kRehab Estimate: $150KARV: $1.1M–$1.25M (conservative)Comps:House 3 blocks away (1,888 sqft) sold for $1.25MAnother ~2 blocks out (1,752 sqft) sold for $1.19MOne about 3 blocks away (1,314 sqft) sold for $1.1MMine is 2,032 sqft — larger than all of them.My question is: Can I realistically get this funded?

All range from 1 block-4 blocks from the beach.

From what I’ve gathered so far, the areas can vary quite a bit from block to block, which has made me want to dig deeper into where it makes the most sense to invest.I’ve saved up enough to comfortably purchase a more affordable rental property in the northwest part of Milwaukee, where the cash flow looks promising.

But the site is currently unbuildable especially without owning all the lots in the block.

DSCR borrowers: If a lender could solve one pain point for you when refinancing, what would it be?

It’s super block-by-block, and the difference between a cash-flowing asset and a money pit can be one street over.

Is there a better strategy out there now than door knocking or is this just the growing pains?