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If I can help them before I even strike my first deal or building my business,  I think that is pretty amazing.  

There are a lot of strikes against you at present.

A small rural town 30 minutes from Rochester does not strike me as a great place to build new rental units.

However, I would personally like to house hack a duplex while building up the house fund even more to strike on a forever home a year or 2 while living in the duplex. 

It turned out there rents were way below market, which was a strike against it, and the back of the barn, where I wanted to put an artist's studio for myself, was in need of renovation. 

That strikes a nice balance between keeping it cost effective but nice.3.

I was really hoping a great deal like this would be able to help me out on the back end of it of even if I strike out then they will get the property.Talked to one lender this morning and he said he would prefer 20% but have seen where 15% down is done. 

The reason for an attorney is mostly asset protection.I want a guy to help direct moving from a personal loan to an LLC and advise all avenues to help protect me.Lastly, my wife and I are both high income earners and should disaster strike via bankruptcy, lawsuit, etc I want to limit her exposure as much as possible.Out of curiosity chinmay did you go to penn state?

What strikes me is that I would have sworn that these were just rental areas, but then I see quite a few high dollar retail sales occurring on rehabbed houses in the immediate area, and so I'm looking at a couple of them as possible flips now.In some of these lower areas, if you do a very nice rehab, your buyer can tap into targeted down payment assistance programs made available by the city/county/state, or sometimes even a HUD program.