I'm super new to real estate, and my boyfriend and I are looking to purchase our first home.

That makes sense that he would be motivated to push buyers to another property of his if they don't seem super sold on ours.

They both turned down my offers but I'm still super excited I've already gotten phone calls.  

I live in Los Angeles,  which is obviously a super competitive market with high barriers to entry.  

What you want to do is become super active on here, if only for a couple days to start, and find another investor working in Melber who would be willing to work through the deal with you and you guys would split profits 50/50, pay him/her a fee, etc. 

This has all been super helpful in deciding where to buy my first property and has clarified my confusion about the capital gains.

Putting paint on cabinets in my opinion is a bad idea and makes it look cheap unless you get a super pro painter that is. 

On the same token, will a traditional lender allow a duplex or 4-plex to be purchased with a normal fannie may or super conforming loan?

Their interest rates are super low if you have good credit.2.

No, they want it fixed fast and cheapFor 3- that's super funny.