The only company I found so far is Lloyd, but it doesn’t seem to have a great reputation.

You shouldn’t have to go to a second platform to verify a booking.I’m happy to jump on a call to review your current occupancy compared to the market, as well as “the anatomy of a statement.”

I’ve hit my goal now so I’m not taking out anymore loans.

You can be ready to go , funds in place , and show up the day of the auction that property you are going for has been cancelled, regardless what the website says.Besides that, I noticed that properties are put on auction a few times so there is a chance to keep tabs on them, and Texas has monthly auctions which is great for gaining experience. 

With so much to learn and my eagerness to learn , it only makes sense to connect with others.

I was hoping it would be posted somewhere in the forum so I wouldn't have to bother you directly but it does not seem to be.Thanks for contributing to the Bigger Pockets community in this way

So building ADU some what makes financial sense. 

Same as insurance why call John Doe's insurance shop down the road when you can call StateFarm for example and save money directly.

This is in our backyard (Reno-Tahoe), so thanks for sharing!

so, to recap, you need cash for: down payment + closing costs + holding costs.for a new investor, a live in flip might be a lower risk option than an outright flip.