Can the bigger pockets folks please give us some idea and tips to keep the ball rolling?

or just roll with what I have.

Down payments on FHA with closing costs are  around $30K to $40K on a $500K buildingYou can even ask the seller to roll the closing costs for $10K and roll it in the loan essentially paying just $20K downFigure out how to save or get that money as a gift.

The best option may be to volunteer or intern possibly unpaid to learn the skills you need that way once 1 year rolls around you will be ready to go.

I’ve had a bit of analysis paralysis over the last year, reading, researching, podcasts (LOTS of them as I’m in the car all day), and I’ve put some things in motion to get rolling and make that first leap.

You can have the most iron clad mortgage and personal guarantee but if you are lending to an investor who is not qualified or financially stable then you are rolling the dice.  

It's tough for sure, but with the right team and right attitude, you can really make the best situation across all three of your highly demanding rolls.  

Those years of life roll by fast and I want to enjoy them as stress free and as happy as possible.

Hopefully you've made some gains in all of those states you're rolling through!

It seems like I'm about to put my life in the hands of my contractor. 203k is cool for allowing me to roll the renovation costs into the mortgage, but with that allowance come stipulations.