And I always see fixers at a decent price (if yo don't mind putting some money into it).I am primarily a mortgage lender, so happy to answer any questions about financing.

I'm not sure if it was just that we planted the seed but the timing wasn't right at first?

And yes, I know people will say "get her in contract if she wants the house and perform repairs" that would be the best scenario except At that point I was completely out of money.

Have you found any other thread's or info on people who have completed his course?

I'm wondering about servicing these after completion on a longer term basis following a DSCR guideline as they will be rented, and then selling them in a secondary market.

I have completed this for many when they assume a mortgage. 

Quote from @Ian Porter: We just completed due diligence on a waterfront lot for our second spec build in North Ga.

For example if you asked him to only paint a wall but the wall does not look good because the drywall itself is bad - that is not his problem because you did not want the drywall fixed.Specify what it is you want done and if complete you will release the payment. if he disagrees then he may sue and then let the court decide. 

Would be a pleasure to learn from your experiences, your insights into the market, and enjoy a meal with a new colleague.Thank you!

When my contractor went without me they kept him waiting over 2 hours then told him something completely inaccurate and they take no accountability for how they can literally destroy peoples lives and finances.