With this strategy you don’t have to worry about the tight 45-day timeline to identify a replacement property.

These include, but are not limited to: residentially zoned land and house lots; three family homes; apartments and tenement houses; multi-family dwellings and housing developments; publicly assisted housing; and, single and two family residences intended for sale.All commercial space, for sale or for rent, and all land intended to be put to commercial use are covered by M.G.L. c. 151B, s. 4.(4) Property Not Covered By M.G.L. c. 151B, s. 4.

People keep telling me that around here that is really for "developers" and I guess I don't rate yet (though I'd like to someday :))The problem is the market is so hot up here, it seems like the only way I can find a deal that supports my goals is with fixing up more distressed properties that haven't sold right away, so I'm struggling with the best way to use my available capital.

However, I have a comfortable allocation of secured funds for investing and there other reasons I believe I'd qualify for other loan options.My question is, how do I see about getting additional pre-qualifications on identified properties/home values without lenders pulling my credit?

I think knowing this ultimately helps you set meaningful goals, develop a plan of action and drive your overall success.  

I see so many different methodologies that it's difficult to identify which makes the most financial and situational sense.

Have you already identified your 3rd property?

Greetings,Our land development company owns several parcels of land across Southern California, we are in the process of raising capital (per project) to entitle the land, grade and sell to merchant builders.

See a pattern developing?  

Hi BP,I'm Tracy and I fell into real estate development a few years ago when I couldn't find a house I wanted to buy.I did, however find an empty half acre lot in wine country, in a great neighborhood.