If there isn’t an investor on BP that is ready to tackle the needed work, I can send you contact info for an agent in your area that will be able to help you navigate next steps.

Specifically I’m looking for:A knowledgable buyers agent (or reference) who’s familiar with the market and that can partner in finding a dealA knowledgable mortgage banker (or reference) who can partner with me and help me navigate my financing options as a first time property buyer and looking to get an owner occupied property.Other questions:Insurance: What’s everyone’s experience getting insurance for their owner occupied property?

Was looking to connect with people who started with a similar circumstance and how they navigated their way to getting rentals (preferably buy and hold as this is what I’d like to do ideally).

You will need a lawyer to navigate how to persue problem building owners, and that will trim away a bit of your profit. 

Split entitlement on multiple properties, a 1-Time Restoration, and the funding fee waiver are examples of features that many lenders are unaware of how to navigate through.

Split entitlement on multiple properties, a 1-Time Restoration, and the funding fee waiver are examples of features that many lenders are unaware of how to navigate through.

Split entitlement on multiple properties, a 1-Time Restoration, and the funding fee waiver are examples of features that many lenders are unaware of how to navigate through.

Split entitlement on multiple properties, a 1-Time Restoration, and the funding fee waiver are examples of features that many lenders are unaware of how to navigate through.

Split entitlement on multiple properties, a 1-Time Restoration, and the funding fee waiver are examples of features that many lenders are unaware of how to navigate through.

If the seller can put the properties up on the MLS and have ten buyers in a day, then that would be a very different dynamic for you to navigate than a very slow market.