Obviously, they will pay less for these loans because of the resources they spend upfront.Most of the larger private lending firms will participate in correspondent loans.

Every single cabin I build is a deal I'm going to add 150k or more in equity (I've done a couple of larger ones that have 200k to 300k in equity) and anywhere from 5k to 10k a year in net profit by year 2. 

In most cases, 6-12 months is a more realistic timeline, especially for larger rehabs or when you’re trying to maximize the property’s after-repair value.

If real estate investors perform these tasks consistently, you make the plaintiff's attorneys job far easier because again they are chasing insurance proceeds and you are handing that over on a silver platter in a way where they are far less likely to care about you personally.What a great answer! 

Is there any way to use the equity in my current property to put towards the new property, or am i basically stuck selling the duplex and rolling it into the larger 6 unit rental?

I should be a little better at getting through the contract and the other detail tasks.

They can handle time-consuming tasks like lease renewals, tenant correspondence, and basic admin work.

And south of that street is going to be newer, larger homes, a tier up. 76542 is actually very similar to that general rule as well.  

The larger ones are selling for 300 to 350 per square foot new construction depending on the lot.

Kansas city is a great market to invest in - are you thinking smaller (1-4 units) or larger (5+ units) multifamily properties?