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When I got my first duplex using a 203k, especially it being a fixer upper, the renovation alone took almost 8 months to complete.

Small town - limited contractors - so a local like him has a major leg up.

Most importantly though, please let me know what types of properties, where, other criteria (fixer upper, turn key, etc)

However if your, Drew, service will do the extra leg work to convert the funds in to cash for purchase then paying the little extra might be worth the effort. 

Looks like a fixer upper and requires extensive improvements.ill check it out, but my guess is it will exceed what im looking for

We bought our first house, a fixer upper.

I have secured financing through a local bank and looking to grab a fixer upper rental SFH.

Finally, an interesting property has popped up but I don't know if it would make sense in the long term.Some numbers:(I know I said HCOL and this may not appear to be that, but coming from the midwest, this was a significant jump)The avg fixer-upper single-family home is going to run us ~325k and with around $40,000 down and a 6.9% interest rate we're looking at something like $2,400 a month PITINow the duplex I mentioned would go for about 100k more and with the same down payment and interest rate we'd pay something like $3,200 a month.