Totally with you on this one.... the Rust belt and northeast markets are some of the toughest on inspections.this person really needs to meet with the inspector and see what she can work out..

Hey BP I am trying to learn everything I can do that I can have multiple tools imm my tool belt.

Getting that first multi-family deal under my belt has allowed me learn so much and gave me the confidence to expand to the San Joaquin Counties and looking to expand to Stanislaus and even Merced County.I'm live the East Bay too and work in SF, so if you ever want to connect, let me know.

Doesn't have to be a big name and it doesn't necessarily have to be a full-time investor/syndicator but at least have some real-world experience under your belt. 

I personally would not ask my dad.I would just find someone(like me) who can find you an equity partner and then after you have a deal or two under your belt you can go to your dad and say....Here this is what I am doing and I would like you to join me in building some more wealth.  

I have 1 wholesale and 2 lease options under my belt.

No deals under my belt yet.

I plan on starting with fix and flips and after I get a few under my belt, I want to get into BRRRRs.

While I'm interested in continuing to flip properties I am more interested in starting to get some rentals under my belt and really jump more head first into REI. 

Once it’s seasoned after 6 months, refinance through a local bank or credit union.Now, I am a fairly new investor with my real estate license and a few units under my belt but I recently left a regular 9-5 and want to see what my options are in order to refi on the property with no W2 income.