I signed up as a pro member a year ago, but just now making a new member introduction.My main reason that I am finally making an introductory post is that I am signed up for the May Rookie Boot Camp and assigned myself preparation homework to do some networking on the BP forum and to make an occasional post.My goal is to find my first cash flowing real estate deal in 2024, so this introduction is my first earnest effort to get out of my comfort zone and start connecting and learning from the voices of experience.Sincerely,Joe

Most accountants will be comfortable with an exchange on a property that you've owned 1 year and change. 

If it makes you feel more comfortable and you want to use your fha loan product again here in the future then you will have to wait your seasoning period of 12 months to refinance into a conventional product.

It would probably be up to that agent/broker to determine what they're comfortable with. 

It all boils down to what you want to do and what you're comfortable with.

What would be more scaleable would be managing as many flips as you feel comfortable managing within the skill of your team and wholesaling the rest of the deals.

Miami's single-family homes continue to capture the hearts of buyers, beckoning them with promises of comfort and stability.Cash is Key: In the whirlwind of real estate transactions, cash reigns supreme.

Guys already in the business will like stick with what they know and are comfortable with.

You're correct in saying there is no "right" way to do it, just what is most comfortable for you.Personally, I'm a fan of Hard Money to acquire the property.

Often times it makes more sense to pay more for an asset you are more comfortable with.