I did find a local 203k consultant that I plan on reaching out to to help through the process.

I certainly would NOT do this at all if I did not have other positive cash flow properties to to hedge against the variety of circumstances that could turn it into negative cash flow.

After buying more than 1,000 apartment units, I can see 3 benefits of getting a mentor:The information is organized into what I call "actionable wisdom" so you save time by getting only the golden nuggets or information that will lead you to the "fastest path to cash"; You get deal-specific coaching - or what to do when you encounter a property: how to buy it, finance it, and make money from it; andYou become accountable to someone to perform and you have someone to bounce ideas toTo me, real estate investing is like having a craft.

@Andrew Wong There are two big drawbacks of all of the off the shelf software that is currently available:Lack of a true unified inbox that allows team members to to respond to guests on the same medium they reach out on (platform message, SMS, email, call).

the back I went to, to get an approval gave me $325k, but I need 375K.

But what you explained with the deed going to me and them signing a lease.. who would I have to go to to make that happen?

However, I would suggest everyone to meet with an estate lawyer to to setup proper asset protection.

But I went full force into learning what I had to to be a success at my chosen craft.

For example,I install the standard ball valves underneath every fixture/sink, use TOTO Drake toilets (strongest basic flush system ever!!

If you can't dedicate as much time to to your career/job/W2 because you're doing/managing the rehab how will that impact your ability to reload for the subsequent purchase?