Tackling a nearly 5,000+ square foot Victorian ... a gorgeous home with stunning woodwork, 7 beautiful oak and maple original mantles ... but also, a fire-damaged nightmare which I'd like to renovate for under $200,000 -- wish me luck!

I was really counting on Re wholesaling to launch my career into MF cash flowing properties.I know I will need to sit down with an attorney and get it precleared at the bank , but any advice here on how to tackle will be very appreciated.Thanks in advance, BP nation.

I am looking for an agent in the Phoenix area who is familiar with the BRRRR strategy and can help me find small multi-family properties to tackle.

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Please reinstate my messaging abilities as I'm not "spamming" anyone, otherwise I'm happy to just cancel my PRO membership. 

@Cenddie Alaban there is a lot to your post so I will try to tackle it in pieces.For the most popular loan types (FHA/Conventional/VA/USDA) these loans are actually regulated by the federal government.  

My military training has taught me to come up with a plan, even if not perfect, and execute it with 100% intensity and be flexible enough to adjust direction and tackle problems in the moment.  

I'm always open to any kind of partnerships or JVs that benefit both parties so feel free to reach out if you ever have an eye on a deal and need help tackling it. 

The exact threshold is a little grey but generally once the renovation entails 60-70%+  it would be deemed "significant".On a side note:  When posting a new thread to BP, post it once in the most appropriate forum and please do not spam the same message across several forums.  

I would really enjoy tackling a fix and flip property.