Do not touch any principal you invest.

Reach out to everyone in the area and see if they can put you in touch with some active investors who might share their favorite contractor with you.

@Steve Vaughan, and your post is not only ridiculous, it shows everyone just how out of touch so many are in regards to the Mortgage Industry in 2018 and the awesome financing options you are apparently completely oblivious to as an investor!

I am very interested in networking with Developers of Tiny House, Green and Self Sustaining Communities.Please get in touch if you have any suggestions and I would love to help if you need anything in the Metro Atlanta or South Florida Areas.

That said, unless you are active in that market, very familiar with the business owner and expect to have your initial investment returned in 12-18 months I wouldn’t touch it.

Oregon is not an attorney closing state.. you simply need to bring you cash into escrow close then resell.pass through escrows are not really done there.. title company wants your funds wired in.. also not that you could be touched being out of country.. but selling a property you don't own in Oregon is not legal. title co. wont care. 

New cabinets, new carpet, granite throughout the house, new doors (not all), paint the interior, touch up trim, paint deck, pro cleaning, touch up landscaping.... they purchased it all cash half a year ago... ;)

How do I  get in touch with other investors and possibly start some deals ?

I'll work on developing and refining systems (Podio, virtual assistants, etc.) as lead generation ramps up.Stay in touch.

Thank you Nicholas, i will get in touch with you.