I'm new here as well and there is a ton of valuable information to absorb.

Odds are there’s a hard money lender willing to do the deal out there, especially if you’re willing to put more money into the deal.or if you really want to build this by partnering with a builder, If you owe $95k on a $100k land, when you get a construction loan, the land loan gets absorbed into the construction loan.

I'm absorbing as much information as I can on Wholesaling, Reverse Wholesaling, Co-Wholesaling, Micro-Wholesaling, Rehabbing, Fixing & Flipping, Buy & Hold, etc.

Thank You @Ben Freiman I’m going to look up the book now and start absorbing the information.

Both are charged back to the tenant, and the system is very transparent how it labels that fee to the tenant.You as the landlord have the option to absorb that cost (but why would you, if you can pass it along without impact).

@Jason Kudo Keep learning and absorbing.

Most of the arguments I'm absorbing for paying off the home mortgage are emotional rather than math-y

Since the actual cash value is higher than your structure limit, we will absorb your $1,000 deductible and not take that out of your claim payment.

If we did that in this example, you'd have 100k in a house worth 150k, meaning you could absorb a 35% value reduction and still be whole, and you made cash flow the entire time. 

I know I am not the first to post this post and will try to breakdown my situation as quick as possible:About me:I am 28yo, new to the REI business, but absorb information like a sponge and have a strong drive & work ethicI currently live with my fiance in Los Angeles, CA, but plan on moving to Atlanta, GA when our lease is up in March 2021I work as an data analyst and pursue acting on the side hence the move to Atlanta (opportunity + cost of living + CAs taxes)My analyst job is fully remote, salary is ~64k/y, and is very flexible time-wise.