Finally many projects are planned two to three years ahead, so when inventory comes online there can be a glut.

So I guess everything I do is technically part time because some days i'm working on a rehab project, the next day I'm working with one of my non-RE business clients, and the next day I'm working on something completely unrelated...It's not easy to make a living right out of the gate being a full time agent. 

We have bought our first BRRR project and are working to finish off the renovation and move into renting it out. 

Images of the project can be seen here (click here) > Rehab Final ImagesCheck out some before and after pics below.

After initial contact, I've offered to take people out for lunch or property/project tours to network and build a relationship.

Also, let’s say you make 10000, from one sale this year and put all that money on the next project that are not able to sell it until next year, you will owe taxes on the 10,000 this year. 

Thanks for your input guys, it’s a big project for it being my first but I’m willing to take it on, the income potential is there and I can’t pass it up... the funds I can get, just want an idea of what I will be spending..

Paul,I have been looking into HML for a few projects and I am finding about same terms as you  10% 2 points upfront, 1500 acquisition fee...how much are you looking for dollar wise?

I worked as a Maintenance Tech for Essex Property Trust at The Highlands at Wynhaven apartment complex in Issaquah Washington for 2.5 years to learn how to tackle the problems that arise with rentals on a large scale, but not really knowing what my goals or vision was.

I'd like to take a look at your project.