If you are looking at foreclosures, you may want to consider a 203k loan that will build in the cost of rehabilitation into the underlying mortgage.  

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Hi my name is Darrin Hebert with DBH Homes, we’re an investment company focused on buying and rehabilitating homes throughout the Minneapolis & St.

Both avenues are viable, I really think it depends on your personal lifestyle preference as you said...Either way, once the multi units are rented and cash flowing, you can leverage them to continue to acquire more properties....And you don't need to fund 100% of the cost of acquiring+rehabilitating those properties yourself either.

My first deals were here, but I now have property to the north and am about to acquire my first properties in northern Illinois.I enjoy the rehabilitation of depressed real estate (like therapy for me - seriously!)

I'm an avid golfer and specialize in golf rehabilitation, so I would love to continue to treat, year round, while actively investing in real estate.Thank you for your time, looking forward to any advice or suggestions you may have!

Throughout this time I have been able to gain a lot of knowledge on rehabilitating and working on homes.

This thought stayed with me for a while until I started to think that maybe buying a cheap foreclosure at the city foreclosure auction, paying for a rehabilitation and renting out this single family home would be better.

Look up the latest sold property which was rehabilitated (usually within the last 6 months) and study that house.

APG is currently operating in Volusia County, FL with the capabilities to purchase, wholesale, rehabilitate or manage your next real estate investment.