Pricing starts at about 15k for whole house, inclusive of design and quality built to last.

I would rather partner with another real estate investor, specially someone with experience.Another option is get a hard money loan to buy the property inclusive of the rehab and then refinance to get long term financing.Last option is to do owner financing with the seller.

I'm staying at an all-inclusive resort, but if they do get all that figured out with those people that died...

Inclusive of pre-paids (including initial year's worth of hazard insurance) and closing costs, I'm in for $19K. 

Welcome to Biggerpocketsyou'll learn a lot on real estate investing inclusive of different markets, farm area etc.From lenders,agents,investors etc can provide valuable information, so you,ll get it.Just remain active,engaging the community and all the best forward

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I hope this isn't considered trolling, as that's not the intention.I'm developing 2 to 4 Very Large Vacation Homes / All Inclusive Wedding Venues per year and am looking to forge a relationship with a Private Equity Based Lender to effectively make it happen.  

Here's a short list of options for you:1) buy a small multi-family (residential 2-4 units) & put the team in place2) buy a few SFH's & put the team in place3) Buy a turn-key4) Buy notes5) Partner with someone who can be "boots on the ground" and bring the funds to the table to buy MFH6) Invest as an equity partner in someone else's syndication (very limited involvement on your side)Again this list is far from all inclusive, just the most common options. 

If we add that $9,505 to the cash flow and tax benefits we are left with an all inclusive after tax return of 20.8%.

The Inclusive Communities Project, Inc.Then last year HUD put everyone on notice when it issued some findings and guidance.