Once you have this it will be much easier to navigate the area.Happy to help further. 

I've been super busy trying to learn to navigate, there is so much here and also find deals along with other responsibilities.

I have came across a bit of a bump I'm not sure how to go about navigating.

You want to be sure the lender you choose has navigated them before.Can help you strategize the lending piece for this purchase AND purchases in the futureIs an investor themselvesThe Bigger Pockets Money podcast is a great one to listen to.

Yeah best bet is to call alot of local banks and credit unions....I agree with some of the investors.. the banks are making of new rules as we navigate through the pandemic and cash out refi's are taking at min about 90 days...thats what I have been experiencing

Hey Jamie,I am also trying to navigate my way through wholesaling and putting all the pieces together before I start marketing to sellers.

Though, I haven’t gone through the process yet, I will be navigating on behalf of another investor who owns a series of duplexes there.

I'm looking for someone who can help me navigate through this journey of understanding which neighborhood to invest in Charlotte and surrounding.Buying for buy and hold ARV $200K.Thank you..... 

Here are a few tips to help you get started:Do your research: Research the real estate market in the Lincoln area to get a sense of what homes are selling for, what type of homes are in demand, and what type of returns you can expect from investing.Set a budget: Determine the total amount of money you have available to invest, including the $50k you have saved, and create a budget that includes all of the costs associated with buying and renovating a home, such as the purchase price, renovation costs, and holding costs.Seek out advice: Consider working with a real estate agent or a financial advisor to help you navigate the real estate market and make informed decisions.

Mobile homes are licensed as vehicles, so you can navigate the process through the MVD yourself, OR you can hire a consultant/attorney to do the work for you on your behalf.