You have the knowledge, now go out there and get a deal under your belt. 

Anyone know of a lender that will fund 100% purchase and rehab, with less than 5 flips under my belt? 

The reality is that no matter how many books you read or courses you take, most people never feel truly confident until they have purchased a few properties and have some experience under their belt.

But I'd suggest going a different route, an owner occupied, or just normal conventional route to get going and get your first few deals under your belt, simply because those are traditionally easier financing experiences. 

We do have someone on the ground in Orlando that can manage the daily operations of the Air BnB, so no need for a property manager.We are new to investing but are both extremely determined to both get this purchase, and one of our own under our belts.

If the explanation is not satisfactory, and I doubt it will be, you will then need to take off your belt and beat him with it until he understands the beating will only stop when he grows up a little bit and starts treating family members like family.This entitled twit has to learn that his behavior has consequences.

But as prices rise in smaller cities, especially in the Inland West and Sun Belt, economists and Realtors warn there will be unforeseen consequences, and it could take years before enough housing is built in these areas to alleviate price pressures.

@Ricardo Ramirez That sounds like a conveyer belt method.

I’m a rookie investor with one house hack under my belt in the Seminole heights area.

People want to live where they perceive a high quality of life standard if they can afford it.I like warm belt states that are more pro business.