Hi all, just stumbled onto your site during my never ending quest for knowledge!

just stumbled on another onehttp://www.fastrehabcash.com/

I just happened to stumble upon this website this afternoon and its already been quite educational.

You can buy w/ Fannie and refinance 203k once you move in.If you want to do 203k on a purchase, that typically happens when you just stumble on a house that's a good fit.Been on market 60 days.

I’m a big picture guy; and my strengths are in execution towards an end state, not necessarily in the details that go into acquisition or sales (that much I’ve learned so far).Since being exposed to real estate about two months ago (stumbled across a book) I’ve been pouring over everything I can get my hands on to shorten my learning curve and ultimately decide what it is I’m interested in.

I then stumbled upon Brandon Turner's Rental Property Investing book, and I immediately fell in love with Real Estate.

Purchase price: $232,000 (my tax rate is 2.23 and HOA $25 a month)Loan Amount: $227,000Amount I brought to the transaction:Deposit given to the builder when I went under contract: $1,000Costs to close brought to closing: $744.59Total brought by Buyer: 1,744.59Other funds brought by other parties:Closing Costs (paid by builder): $5,934.15 HomeFundIt Down Payment assistance (from lender and agent): $4,690.10BCL funds (for mortgage insurance and other fees): $7,164Total brought by other parties: 17,788.25Annual Mortgage Credit Certificate: $2,000 In November of 2018, I stumbled across Rich Dad Poor Dad and my life was changed.

I currently have litte capital and stumbled upon the idea of wholesaling real estate as a starting point to get my feet wet, build my network, learn about negotiating and dive in head first.Im looking to connect with other investors either in the area or around the country who would have an interest in speaking with me!

I stumbled onto the bigger pockets podcast and listened daily for about a year dreaming about being able to invest.

While doing research I stumbled upon the house hacking strategy and I am wondering if this is a good strategy.