You can also find real estate investing groups through meetup.com, Facebook, or a Google search.

I am interested in doing the same as the OP.I can't at the moment but I would recommend you contact lookup a loan broker in your area who specializes in out of the box lending.

Elements like window frames, door frames, railings, door handles, post boxes, a flowerpot, and address posts can greatly enhance the overall look.As Kristin mentioned, it looks like a nice flip.

Two I often see discussed in these forums is 1% rule and the BRRRR method where 100% recoup of down payment funds and closing costs are the end goal and if one or both of these boxes aren’t checked the property is not considered.

In your networking/loan terms search I'd reframe your ask, because what you are asking for sounds MORE risky and therefore difficult than another request.

I want to say he was from Louisville, KY but no amount of searching is helping me...

Sure the concept is good (search engines), but you backed the wrong horse.

The drawings just have the site plan with the house and show a little box on the back where the addition will be.

Mine is a 3/1 and a 3/3(my side) and by diligently searching the MLS I found it and didn’t really have to compromise on size.

Must have tools:Vice grips, hammer, Phillips screwdriver, WD-40, fly swatter, box cutter, snake catcher, BB gun.