I love achievements like yours, especially when you humbly acknowledge it was not something you did alone ... it provesGod always answers knee-mail...:)

It's a much more financially sound method (in my humble opinion) than borrowing more, at much higher rates, and banking on the ARV speculations to get you out.As far as the draws for rehab costs...credible direct lenders are going to require either you or your GC to front the first funds for rehab.  

In my humble opinion it's all about the processes and sticking to it.

- Robert Shemin (my Mentor)I'll continue to stay naïve, humble, and thanking God for my awesome life!

I am humbled by the richness of professionals, talents, wisdom and experience in this BP community.

I just read the "Ultimate Beginner Guide" provided by BiggerPockets and noted the investment rule of 2%, and find it may not be realistic in my humble opinion.If I am correct using the 2% rule, a home that cost $200,000 should rent for $4,000/mth.

A job is a powerful thing to have when starting out in real estate.My humble suggestion is to put 100% of your effort into an accounting career, perhaps even going after a CPA license.

Just a humble investor.

In my humble opinion, analyze your personal finances and research, study and pray for the right solution.

Anyway, I'm really happy and humble you welcomed me personally.