Once you find one- we stick with them.With 10 years experience, you definitely have some valuable skills that can translate well into contracting for residential real estate investors.

So now the bank says they will finance 80% of the $200,000 and that translates to $160,000.  

Some of the things you need to insure:- Liability (I recommend maxing this - $500,000 is max in most of our carriers but some go to $1mm)- Medical Payments (Pays w/out determining fault - most carriers will max out at $5,000 but some go higher) - Building (may be under Improvements & Betterments or Additions & Alterations). 

They'll request 3x more docs, pull credit in the beginning and at the end, then report on credit and alter your dti.

Translated - that means that the most the lender will cash out is usually about 75% of the value of the house (after paying off the other indebtedness of the property.  

25 Facebook inquiries doesn't always translate to 25 people showing up and your time not being wasted.

As an investor, this translates to a market segment with substantial demand and the potential for rewarding returns on your investment while also getting to take advantage of the affordability of the fabrication process as well.

I have a few other complications that may alter what can be done.

Married w/ a 2 1/2 year old and motivated to grow my real estate investing portfolio.Background  Myself, Stable W2 Job as a project manager making between 110k-125k - additionally, I consult (Brand strategy/project management)  which translates to an additional 5-7k per year. 

We do tend to make significant additions, alterations, or adjustments to the CAR contract form in the Addendum Section.