If this is you are going this way and this is your first project you can expect that your options will be smaller if you are not partnering with someone who has successful ground up construction exits either as a GC or an investor.

The other option is to fix up and rent which may work if there's enough demand in the area. 

Hello BP community , I am new to real estate investing in the San Antonio area, I have capital to invest in and my credit score is 640 , I plan on using the  VA loan for my personal residence but I want to see other options for a rental property.

Following - I'm based in California

@Alec Jacobs We typically m aside the windows and buy our own and usually get a quote based on the measurements from both the box stores and an independent glass company.

I created The Ultimate Guide to Grading Cleveland Neighborhoods for investors to get an idea on what types of houses and tenant bases they can expect when investing in the varying neighborhoods in the Cleveland area.

A HELOC is probably the most reasonable option other than selling to make some equity available since you would have control over how much and when its used and only pay interest on how much you actually use and when.

She handles acquisitions, renovations, and rentals for the company and has flipped around 15 properties to date.Financial Situation:Cash Available for Investment: $200kEquity: Willing to tap into the equity in our two rental properties for additional purchases.Income: ~$250kOur Plan and Questions:We're based in NC but are considering purchasing multi-family homes in the Midwest due to significantly lower property prices and perceived better cash flow opportunities.

In San Diego, I see few options that work.  1) patience.  

I’m trying to buy a house in Phoenix using a second home loan, putting 10% down.I'm trying to understand why anyone would choose the 2/1 buydown if you end up paying the same amount of money, whether you select the 2/1 buydown option or not.