My name is George, and I’m brand new to this world of real estate investing.  

Also, i have found a couple companies that will do all the work i need in house so i dont have to contact three differnt compaines/ individials to get it all done it just one comapny im dealing with. 

There's a couple things - you can get bridge funding now or some type of private money bridge/construction loan that will give you acquisition funds, so that you can acquire said building and then take the time to get your permitting squared, and then roll into construction portion once ready. 

You have to use cash to buy at Foreclosure Auctions, but maybe you could get a couple of investors to come in with you, if you think it's going to be a good deal.

I've found a couple of options, but not sure how legit they are:-Delayed financing prior to 6 months, but only based on purchase price and closing costs, not ARV which isn't ideal.

That coupled with covid prices increases and me being unable to work as much due to a broken wrist made this our most expensive and least profitable flip yet.

We are finding it easier to target land and build from the ground up with a brand who has perfected the model and are killing it.

(By doing this I'll be saving a couple thousand dollars a year)The big question: Is this recommended?

I am graduating from university in a couple months and I am very eager to learn more about wholesaling and house flipping!

Hi, I’m a newer investor with doors across a couple Midwest cities.