@Glenna Wood What was odd about this new construction site is that they have created rooms on the first floor with their own entrance, kitchenette, and laundry room for the purpose of airbnbing, but after talking to the sales rep some more he said that you can only airbnb while living in the unit.

@Jonathan Ng hey Jonathan, you could look into finding a private lender or hard money lender but odds are the terms will be worse than a conventional loan, so you’re probably better off focusing on acquiring these initial properties with conventional (or possibly FHA) financing and worry about more creative financing once you’ve hit the limit on conventional financing.

I signed up for the bootcamp but I don't know how to access it. haha could someone help me out

Add that to the fact that we have the gov't printing money at a breakneck pace spurring inflation, so naturally - the stock market and RE markets are soaring, and then the really odd aspect - the USD index is... rising?!

So if you hire a licensed contractor that’s been around a while the odds are with you.

This seems a little odd, have you checked that these aren't just owned by the same person in different entities?

There is an off chance the seller is super cool and will deal with it, but odds are once they sell they will not care one bit.  

@Milena Blanch, that sounds odd to me as the HELOCs I have seen are 75-80% LTV just like a normal loan would be.

Odd logic.

With the right HML obviously I could look for slightly more expensive fixers and have a larger rehab budget but I still want my first project to be super simple, not a gut job or anything that needs more than 21 days to complete.Is there anyone here who started out this way and "against the odds" successfully completed a project through to selling and making a profit?