@Brendan Cronshaw - I found and downloaded the FHA handbook that gives the outlines for the different types of FHA loans.This is what I found on the subject of selecting contractors-"Standard 203(k) Establishing Repairs and Improvements The Mortgagee must select an FHA-approved 203(k) Consultant from the FHA 203(k) Consultant Roster in FHAC.

We have found it important to be very straight forward with agents when making a ton of offers that this is a numbers game and that having a solid system is everything.

If seller doesn't want to meet, cancel's ect you'll know its game on and can file in the courts right away. 

I’m currently recovering from a surgery and instead of laying about playing video games I’d like to get myself,kids ,and wife on track to financial security and freedom.

My market is very competitive right now, and I really want to get my foot into the game without rushing into something.

I would like to start a discussion and/or get input from you all on a decision I've been back and forth on: buying an existing property management company or growing organically.There are a couple of threads on management company valuation with very helpful opinions, but none seem to address the purchase of an established, fully-functional, long-tenured property management operation.

Hi everyone my name is Lisa Marney.I am new to BiggerPockets but not the the real estate game.

I guess it just really depends on your end game.

You can form the LLC via your state's government website and pay the applicable fees listed.When you apply for an EIN with IRS, you can to choose what type of legal structure, business, or type of organization is being established.

There are also many experienced BP community people to help you establish the legal entity.