But my concern is that it will take time to get the business up and going, I don't know the market all too well yet, and I don't have a comfortable reserve of cash to supplement what I'd be getting from a FT job while I get the RE business off the ground (that and we're trying to plan a wedding).Given all of those moving parts, what would you say is the best strategy?

With that said if you are going to do this I now know a guy that will be your 203k specialist (kind of like a wedding planner for the 203k loan).

I think, like any other marketing efforts, it can take time and consistency to create an image that people are comfortable with and feel that you are there to solve their problems. not take anything from them.  

Can't image someone could stay there overnight. 

However, less thought about individuals range from advertising agencies to commercial printers, Web hosting companies to wedding planners.

Hey @Brandon Turner - I see your image on this page on that website:http://www.hardmoneyflips.org/terms-of-engagementAre you affiliated with this company?  

These are the types of "lenders" that give the rest of us credible lenders a bad image in the industry.  

Here's another article about the January 2016 sales in Memphis.For what it's worth, I just spent the day (Wed 2/10/16) driving around town looking at Class A and B properties with a CA hedge fund and was shocked by the lack of available inventory for sale.

Hello,I watched Brandon's webinar on Wed.

If you buy homes that are 6 bed/bath and larger, you start tapping into all the normal, non-vacation travel such as reunions, business travel and meetings, celebrations, holidays, weddings, etc.