The math won't be exact since I’m just a Realtor (licensed in Arizona and a couple of other states) and not a CPA, but I can definitely give you a rough scenario from what I’ve seen.1.

Was it a licensed contractor?  

we have 3 clients looking for 85% LTC lender for ground up and we would be an LP as a qualifier and licensed general contractor for triplex builds in Columbus Ohio. 

Sorry to hear about the trouble with MSI @Rys F. you may need to wait until you have an established business entity because I know they can't sell directly to the public.To hear about the resourcefulness with the doors is awesome!

I have a 2.625% interest rate and the home is in a desirable, established neighborhood in the city and just a few minute walk to the University of Pacific. 

I am going to get my real estate license as soon as I graduate.

I am wondering if anyone has any recommendations on well-established groups that host meet ups in north / central New Jersey. 

I just passed my real estate exam, and now it's time to find a broker to hang my license with.

It doesn't take much to get a lender license a lot of these loan officers are complete idiots. 

My wife and I are considering taking on this role as a property management team, managing these properties from our current location in Washington state.Our plan is to establish a reliable network of local contacts in the area—such as maintenance professionals, agents, lawyers, etc.