We are aiming to fix and flip properties in the $250-350k ARV range. 

We have a wide range of duplexes in College Station.

I personally invest in La Crosse, Wisconsin with a mixture of LTR's and MTR's ranging from single family to small multi-family. 

This ranges from a quote that resonated with me, to formulas/rules I want to memorize, and foundational vocabulary and concepts.

These loans take more time, require more docs etc. 20% down requirement (you are closing one time for the construction -- includes land -- and the permanent loan).You could expect rates in the 11-15% range for HML/PML.

If you're buying a primary residence, you'll likely be getting a rate in the 5-7% range depending on loan product, and whether you buy down the rate or not (think tax benefits).

However for you and especially in this price range I think you will reduce your risk exponentially by investing in your backyard.

For all we know you are an LP who owns 1% of these properties ownership structures or you are someone who helped raise money for a GP and in return was awarded the "co-gp" title even though no bank will ever accept your signature because your balance sheet isn't sufficient.

Price range $250k +/- ideally a house with a pool.

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