I want to be able to pay off my student loans and also catch up on our retirement.On the flipside if obtaining rentals became the best option despite our desire to flip again, what would be the best market to buy in with the lowest investment but good return?

The only catch with FHA 203K is that you must fulfill FHA's residency condition...meaning you'll need to occupy one of the units yourself as your primary residence for at least 12 months. 

This market phase has made deal-finding much harder than 5+ years ago, but deals are still out there.I find it helpful to determine who you are targeting (maybe a certain type of distressed seller), and consider where their eyes are.

My eye is on hard money lenders but I have a hunch that some of these people reaching out are not legit or are trying to rip me off.

Kayla has a keen eye for design and Michelangelo has a structural engineering background to help you tackle those big projects.I myself have a background as an electrician, but Im an avid wholesaler, flipper, creative finance junkie, buy and hold guy.

Inspect the situation for yourself, get eye balls on the situation, ask questions, be nosy.

I’m in Mansfield and keep an eye on what hits the MLS in the surrounding areas.

I've seen people coming into a GP starry eyed, thinking they are getting 7.5% of a deal, when in reality, it is a smaller percentage.

Prior to the actual sale, you can catch up or pay off the balance.

You'll convince yourself that he caught up once, so he can catch up again.