But so many hiccups can occur with financing.

Where I have to work along side the same cubicle characters again?

ahh...Ted, you just reminded me of another hiccup on the deal.

I am taking care of all the expenses, advertising, and office work.My husband is the project manager and will also be doing the work in the house as well.Our friend who is not putting any money into the deal will be working along side my husband fixing the house.Now my father wants this to be my husband and my business.

The first hiccups are coming from getting my contractors to get acceptable information to the lender.  

My name is Demetria Hall and I have been a real estate investor in the DFW area for the past 10 years alongside my husband.

In contrast to what Sam said, I've delt with 3 different HML's and not one looked or even asked about my credit, would never know if I had a hiccup or bankrupcy/forclosure.

Hopefully I'll be able to find a mentor and work alongside them to get the feel of the game.I've also gotten my hands on Bronchick's contract.

Going it at an acquisition price of $140k means your margin is extremely thin, so any hiccup with the renovation, which is common with properties of this age, means you lose money.We have a lot of historic properties that have been converted to duplexes and 4-plexes in Dallas.  

If you have the time, work along side of them for free it will pay off tenfold down the road.