They are still having evictions even with people they place, but at least I’m not having to deal with sad sack stories personally.There’s a saying that says, “give the devil an inch and he will take a mile. “ When it comes to tenants if you listen to a sad story about why they don’t have the money to pay their rent they take the Goodwill offered and stretch it a mile.

Each  of the people have there own little stretched truth that all together seems like a really good investment.

I’ve looked into FHA, portfolio and even seller financing, but I know with that the term is shorter so how do you go about getting the most out of a loan and stretching the 100k out in the beginning to buy to most amount of properties that I can? 

Yes definitely . 70-75% are hard stretches and very easy to fall into the negative on the project 

@Jude Zamor This is not what you want to hear but if you have to borrow to pay closing costs you are probably stretching too much to do this deal. 

Our personal tastes lean more towards Reunion, but everything you read or hear about Championsgate suggests that calendars fill fast, high occupancy can be expected, and values stretch further in that development.

Lender needs to do loan modification but they have to stretch it to three years or more.

Or when a wholesaler has multiple deals, sometimes they’re stretched thin and need someone to help find their EMDs. 

I had also during that stretch my Brokers license in Oregon as well.

Stretch goals for the year include: getting my partner started with a flip and providing support as needed - she's a REALTOR, works in property management, and is interested in flipping; begin a marketing campaign to test out wholesaling as a deal-generation strategy.