:)I am looking for any tips on how to go about getting the green light on getting funded for my first of many fix & flips, I started a LLC a few months back and my credit score is pretty low as I’ve broke both my legs over a period of time.

David Greens BRRRR book is the perfect follow up.

The construction of the Tulum Green School has resulted in a long waiting list of families wanting to relocate to Tulum, leading to several investors purchasing properties in the locations nearest to the beach or national parks, with delivery dates scheduled for 2024/2025.

I just met with the guy last month.California may be your cup of tea.  

NYC duplexes/townhomes, Williamsburg, Cobble Hill, Fort Greene, Long Island City, Astoria, Middle Village, Mott Haven, etc.The areas with the best potential cashflow/cost of living savings will likely be neighborhoods with more active inventory and more turnover - i.e.

I have a question for you Jonathan Greene.

Quote from @Qwee Parker: @Jonathan Greene Thanks for your response.

Quote from @Lisa Green: I have been a nurse my entire career, So Real Estate is very new to me, I have been reading books, and listening to podcasts and trying to learn all I can, but have no hands on experience, Im a little lost but I'm hoping with the Bigger Pockets Community and their expertise I will find my footing.

I just talked to my wife and she gave me the green light to go ahead lol :).

But if you plan to invest out of state it'll be important to build your core-4: https://www.biggerpockets.com/blog/core-four-real-estate-tea...I'd also recommend traveling to any out of state market you plan to invest in.