At this stage, I plan to focus on SFR's and small multi-family rentals.

If I had read that book when it first came out I suspect I would likely be in a different stage of investing today.

I understand that the concept of using debt to pay off debt is a crazy one, but I am in that stage where I am hungry and eager to learn all that I can about house hacking!

Hello all,I'm in the beginning stages of my real estate investing journey, and I want to hold my rental properties in an legal entity.

Once the end-buyer is approved(1), you borrow money for a few weeks and now that you own it you can sell it to an end-buyer using Fannie financing. (1) Technically it will never be approved at this stage because you don't own it, meaning you don't have the right to sell it. 

Once the end-buyer is approved(1), you borrow money for a few weeks and now that you own it you can sell it to an end-buyer using Fannie financing. (1) Technically it will never be approved at this stage because you don't own it, meaning you don't have the right to sell it.

Most of the builder in those rural area dont like to build near austin for the same reason as they say "whatever takes us 6 month here it will take us more than a year there, because of the permits and inspections are time consuming near austin" I am hiring a builde, who is  basically  is subcontracting each stage. we are using my finance loan (Interim loan). in this case we might calling him GC. we call them a builder here, and they are definitely not GC for rehab projects those are different, they only build costume and specs homes and commercials. 

Im wondering at what stage of the loan cycle, borrower choose to default?

At least for the prop-forma stage.

I honestly believe Im in the "Analysis Paralysis" stage right now.