Then down the road 12 months or more you can refinance pull some cash out and buy another property.Atlants & Oklahoma City are both great locations just do your home work on the neighborhood for home appreciation and rents. 

I know that :)   I have great credit 740+ FICO, a few flips under my belt and this current project isn't complicated ($110k purchase price, $20k rehab for cosmetic fixes).They pulled credit before my term sheet was issued :(   90% LTV on purchase / 100% LTV on rehab  (What they sent:  65% LTV on purchase / 100% Rehab)Rates starting at 7.49% for 12 mos  (What they sent: 10.49% + 2.75% Loan Orig)We have a tight close date and I have to call the Account Executive everyday to find out what the status of the loan is, term sheet, etc..I'm not sure if I will use them for this project as I have already received 90% LTV for purchase and rehab, 9.49%, 12 mos, 1% loan orig, from another source but I wanted to try them as I heard many good things about them from other investors. 

Lexington is pulling in tons of new jobs and has a high demand for housing due to the speed at which it is growing.

I live locally so I drive over to the property and she is speeding off just as I pull up with officers.

While some people relish the chance to choose every drawer pull and outlet cover to me that sounded like decision hell.

At this point I know they are not pulling permits. 

Pull the trigger :)

I’ve “heard” you could live there for a year and then go some where else however you can’t pull out another FHA loan with the exception of moving somewhere to work or having an increase in family size.Any advice on what a good way to start is with no real capital to your name (to BRRRR) and no credibility to raise money?

In a pot i put quinoa, a bag of mixed frozen vegetables, lots of water, 2 bay leafs, salt, pepper, olive oil, 1 lemon, black pepper, italian herbs, 1 habanero (which i pulled out later).

FYI - I am also a section 8 landlord, and have had no issues with my tenants (thankfully) BUT understand that trying to get an updated rental amount from the housing authority is much like pulling teeth out.