I’ve had a lot of fortune using a mortgage broker.

I am also fortunate that I run a business where basically I can travel / live anywhere so in the initial phases I’d obviously visit the city and be present during inspections, and potentially stay nearby during the rehab process, especially for the first couple investments until such time I have trust in the people on the ground.

It’s frustrating but I talk to them every month and they tell me they are getting closer to being on time.Unfortunately or fortunately being late is better than having the unit empty for a month, cleaning it up, paint, whatever else it would cost.Good Luck.  

She built an up and coming Fortune 500 company after she retired from her civil service job at age 48 and it made me realize that my trajectory can vastly improve at age 47.

Am I just wasting my time buying a little house, when I (fortunately) have the ability to go much bigger straight away?

(Fortunately other members are good about calling out erroneous information, but we have all seen people post information that is clearly wrong on here and if newer members don't know it's wrong and then rely on it that could be problematic for them.)- Podcasts: I have listened to over a thousand hours of podcasts and still listen to them every day. 

I was fortunate to buy them when the market was down so they've all appreciated a ton, which wouldn't likely be the case right now, but there's no reason to say a turnkey can't be profitable. 

I've been looking to expand my search.I've been fortunate to get over 1% rent in 3 rental I have in Garner, but I purchased those well, as well as rehabbed.ThanksBen

They’ll be able to talk specifics with you and potentially save a fortune in taxes and headaches down the line.

@Arlen Chou Fortunately I am not needing to move any walls, the unit is very easily split into two units by just walling over one doorway.