I am scratching my head between WI licensing law, a tough seller, and a very hard area (somewhat rural) with very little investors looking to fork out around 200-300k as a down payment, (banks will probably want %25 of the initial list cost).Does anyone have any ideas on what I do?

Hi everyone,I put in an offer on a duplex in  Round Rock Austin and after tough negotiation, the seller and I agreed on a purchase price.

No matter what a friend, co-worker, BP poster, LO (yikes), etc tells you, there is no more VA 100% cash out refinancing. 

@Frank Rodrigues I appreciate the “tough love”.

The Hawaii market is tough for a first time home buyer along with a fairly strict budget like ours.

With the unfortunate outgoing spread of Covid 19 there are many professional traveling workers to help with this pandemic.

I mean real Detroit not "The Detroit area"....It isn't New York City, or the Windy City, or Sin City, and it's certainly no one's Emerald City--it's a very tough area.just my 2 cents

So typically BRRRRs and flips are tough in the Denver market because the margins are so thin, and any renovations you do to the home you will typically get a 1:1 return on it.

@Ernie Sturzinger, no cash is tough.

I have not retired yet, but lost my Job and I am at the end soon of settling my Workers Comp Lawsuit and than retiring in another 2.5 years.