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Hi @Tony Kim,When I was starting out, building the investor list was the hardest.

Tony is right, and in line with that my opinion is always have a very thorough reliable detail oriented home inspector give you an aggressive evaluation, then you might find a couple things that can wait , but most things that old were not intended to last forever. 

@Tony Gunter my concern is that the rent will be too high to match the expenses because there are better prices else where.

Originally posted by @Tony Kim:Originally posted by @Alexander Szikla:Definitely house hack via FHA in NYC.

There are a ton of great resources here on bp and even better people - especially the Chicago group.You should definitely connect with @Michael J Scanlon @Eudith Vacio or @Tony Freeman from the agent side (they all work with investors and that's what you need) and then link up with @Michael Facchini or @Zack Karp, who both work on the lending side with a ton of investors.

Originally posted by @Tony Munoz:@Paul Sandhu Would you look up that specific page and post thereYou want him to post an ad for you....? 

yea 3 ton is way undersized for 1800 sqft.

Hello Tony!

Hi Tony,Congrats on making the decision to get into real estate flipping.