I might've bitten off more than I can chew, and wanted to see what you guys think about my situation.My buddy is a remodeler and has been kind enough to help me through all the repairs/upgrades on the property.

Austin agent/investor here coming to Louisville to hang out with some old war buddies for the weekend in September.

My buddy has a condo that was involved in a fire at the beginning of the year.The unit below caught fire which caused damage to his unit.Insurance is repairing the unit.

This dude can't put his own properties in the program but he can collect a check working for the non profit trying to get ours......Yea ok buddy.

it boils down to you are actually taking too much, even with using your credit score, probably.The risk is really born on your buddy here. 

Hi all, Myself and two buddies have a mobile home that was given to us that we would like to rehab and sell.

@Kar Sun you should meet my tatted up veteran buddies, would you judge them the same way?

i have the benefit of the VA loan and my friend that is on pretty much the same pay was given up to 350K loan with the VA loan, so i figured it would be easy for me to secure that financing and get a nice quadplex. boy was i wrong... the bank is only willing to give me a 150K loan (which is weird as i also have similiar credit to my buddy) and living in augusta georgia everything that is multifamily is very expensive and old. the cheapest duplex i could find was 180K and in disrepair, so i decided perhaps i could just buy a single family home and have roommates/ split the house/ ADU. but i can't even get quotes from local construction companies until i own the home apparently. so i don't think i can calculate the expenses until after i buy the home.so based on the situation i'm reaching out for help on the forums. any advice is appreciated!

It’s expensive to take on a partner when you want a buddy.

I've connected with a friend and old training buddy who's going to be a great partner, but he's already established and from what I can tell I don't see how I can help him much.