lots of owners of distressed properties get multiple texts, emails and postcards a week. 

i have plans at the city that are 2-3 weeks from approval. i'm a licensed GC and the house is going to be a 3/2 1100 sqft with comps in the 260's. for a construction id only need 100-110k, but the more i call banks the more im finding out that even 100-110k is "too small" of a loan.

I'll be in town for a week in October and would love to meet face-to-face over lunch or dinner if anyone is available.Looking forward to connecting! 

Find Brandon's videos on YouTube for the "four square" method of analyzing homes and practice.

This would obviously be contingent on a thorough inspection.Asking price: 1075000Annual Rent: 139kVacancy reported: 5%Insurance: 5900Maintenance: 10kTaxes: 4kUtilities: 15,600_____________________________Total Expense: 35500working on financing this week but I understand I'd be at around 6.5%My biggest concern is DOM and major repairs needed. 

You didn't specifically mention this but I just finished Start with Strategy by Dave Meyer a couple weeks ago and while it's a great book for anyone at any point in their investing journey, I WISH I had read that earlier because it's so helpful.

My thought process with going FSBO is my market research tells me my condo is in high demand as it is the lowest cost to home ownership (starter homes are going 250K+ condo will be 140ish) and in the last 6months 3 similar have sold going contingent in less than 2 weeks. 

Was there a video? 

This past week I've invested some hours after my 9 to 5 (between putting the babies to bed and my own bedtime) into a tool that would help me understand the impact of refinancing, depreciating or selling my LTRs.

Example: replacing the bathroom vanity.My question: If I were to take pictures and a video of the thing needing repair and show it to someone at Home Depot or Lowes, would they be able to guide me on what to buy and what to do?