The bill now goes to the Governor, who is expected to sign it.I also question the actual utility of intrastate crowdfunding (limiting deals to investors in one state kind of defeats the whole purpose of online crowdfunding), but I do think it's interesting how the political landscape has shifted over the past three years.

Using a "streamline" FHA 203k loan the amount used for rehab extends only until $35k, but a traditional FHA 203k can go as high as $200k+ in rehab amounts.

I said 21, the agent counter offered at 25 and never shifted since.

If he doesn't want the discount ; can't afford the discount ; or thinks your being unfair than thats on him and the guilt has shifted away from you clearing your conscience.

Still carving that out...I'm reading a good book right now by Gary Keller; aiming to shift my focus towards debt investing in the forthcoming months. btw, you look a bit familiar; do you happen to host a REIA event in Peabody?

I started out in customer service then moved on to management, working long hours and overnight shifts.

I am definitely seeing a shift towards lots of networking. 

Also, I have a full time job, plus a small practice on the side, so my time is not unlimited but I'm willing to shift things around if needed.I have not had a chance to dig deep into the forums but I will do so in the next few hours.

I plan on shifting gears from the rehab/rental route to the buy with owner financing and rent.

Hi BP community, I need some help/confirmation , to make sure what I have been hearing and reading is accurate, when it comes to the FHA 203K streamline ......1. with this loan, as long as I hire a Insured and Bonded Contractor, to write up the bid for the repairs and work that needs done, and who oversees and submits the paper work , as well as gets the Draws for the repairs as need,as long as a Contractor does all this, Could myself and my dad who have both been doing construction for over 30 years , do most of the work , under the " Self-Help " clause?