Everyone will want a piece of your pie and because it's a "new" industry, there are all kinds of "solutions" that a lot of people will "save you money" or "make you more money".   

We bought our primary residence, which is in the 'dales of Windsor Park, just on the other side of Bartholomew Park, in 2006 before any of that stuff was there.

I'm tired of chasing a "9 to 5" job and I no longer want to make excuses, but to come up with creative solutions.

@Landon Eskew Well the issue with the out of town FHA is I would have to live at the residence for a year, correct?

They are asking for mediation, even though its not their primary residence, and they have let a hole in the roof really damage the building, coupled with not paying taxes for years, we saved it from tax sale and asking our attornies to dismiss the frivilous mediation request, which has stopped our foreclosure in its tracks.So, its painful in judicial states, and less painful in states like AL & GA.

I acquire property and facilitate acquisitions for homeowners and investors for Single Family and Multi-Family Residences.

RBC - and perhaps briefly TD - are/were the only two of the Big 5 who were underwriting 5 & 6 unit properties as residential as opposed to commercial.Additionally, RBC will lend to the point where you have five mortgages (including your personal residence), so use them early in your property acquisition plan and strategically if you find a 5 or 6 unit worth acquiring.

An FHA is for your primary residence only, and you'd have to sign documents stating you intend to occupy it as such, for at least a year.

I am a resident of Baltimore city and house flipping is highly advertised in my city.

You may be able to develop a solution based on some similar situations others have been in.Best of luck.