Are you willing to answer your cell phone at 11pm and show houses almost any time of day?

And all I'm doing is sitting here watching my cell phone screen.

@Leopoldo Vazquez whichever way you go, you will be fine.

I know that I can cash out refi right away (since it was a cash purchase) and cash out on one of the two: the purchase price and closing cost OR 75% of arv, whichever is lower.

I know that I can cash out refi right away (since it was a cash purchase) and cash out on one of the two: the purchase price and closing cost OR 75% of arv, whichever is lower.

I know that I can cash out refi right away (since it was a cash purchase) and cash out on one of the two: the purchase price and closing cost OR 75% of arv, whichever is lower.

Given your financial situation, this is a highly personal decision, as long as you understand all the tax costs and consequences, no one would blame you for whichever path you chose. 

Hey guys, I'm a new investor looking to get into SFH as rentals or as fix n flips, whichever exit strategy works best when the right deal comes along.

We will set up a construction loan at 85%LTV or 100% construction cost, whichever is lower.

As Jordan mentioned, it is really all about building a good team on the ground, including lenders and financiers, in whichever region you are choosing to work in.I would certainly recommend, to start with at least, just pick one region and learn it WELL!