You’d buy a fixer-upper, renovate it to boost its value, rent it out, then refinance to pull out your initial investment and do it all over again.

I currently have ~20k saved and will have more upon the time I buy.The houses in my area are around 300-350k range. 

I was looking at 4-plexes in Georgetown and saw that there were apartment buildings nearby recently renovated, pools, gyms, and other amazing amenities.

The team is based in Bolivia, Argentina, Honduras, and Pakistan.All agents are paired with a supervisor and trainer to offload a lot of the day-to-day responsibility and management from the operator's sizeThe agents help operators set up a 24/7 front desk team (Guest services/communications), manage overnight emergency shifts, create and optimize listings, revenue management, dispute negative reviews, manage Airbnb claims, in-house vendor management, bookkeeping & sending owner statements, manage collections, digital marketing, and other back-office tasks.Nonetheless, happy to chat.

When looking into getting my first flip or rehab house there are all kinds of work that I am curious of and other people's experience.

Known for its community events and good schools, it’s a solid choice for rental investments.Greenwood: Just south of Indianapolis, Greenwood provides a more affordable housing market compared to some northern suburbs.

I dropped Revere Pewter and have mostly used Light Pewter as a common color in the house with kitchens and bathrooms being something colorful, usually blue for kitchens and green for bathrooms.I use HD Behr Marquee which is around the middle of HD paints in quality.

House hacking is such a great idea for your first rental and gives you a lot of flexibility.  

Plus, finding a buyer willing to pay your asking price could be tough, especially if interest rates are high and buyers are more cautious.Another risk is that the renovations could cost more than you budgeted for.

I want to understand how to structure the finance terms.if for example the house is on the market  for $200K1. how much do i ask for down payment2 going interest rate?