So, a company like HomeRoom will replace my agent and property mgmt solution that I use today and allow me to more comfortably expand into various cities without building the infrastructure on my own dime.So far I have been very impressed with Johnny and HomeRoom and actively trying to figure out where/when I will pull the trigger.

Brand new to real estate investing and I am looking to complete my first wholesale deal.Hi, Ben, Caleb is correct, you need to be the first or at least front of the queue to reach out and provide your solution.

Some lenders offer creative solutions, like a cross-collateralized loan, where they use your existing equity as security without refinancing the duplex.Another idea is partnering with private lenders or exploring a second-position mortgage, depending on your lender's terms.

In general I would come up with a solution and tell my accountant what I am doing. 

Sharing experiences and pooling knowledge might uncover creative solutions you hadn’t considered.While it’s frustrating to feel unprotected, focus on taking strategic, proactive steps.

Try working with lenders that specialize in builder-friendly financing solutions.

OF COURSE the Contractor is going to say you need to tear it all out and rebuild the wall(s)  because that's the absolute easiest solution and adds additional work for him.

It's more predatory than solution driven.

•Offer a solution that makes their life easier.When you connect with the seller’s emotions and needs, you’ll: • Build trust.• Close more deals. • Grow your reputation.The Bottom Line: Real estate isn’t just about houses; it’s about PEOPLE.

Your solution is to borrow the downpayment, as well.This is referred to as "over-leveraging" and it's not wise.