@Brian Eastman @Dmitriy Fomichenko I think I understood him to say it was a SDIRA and he had only lent funds to a fix & flip at this point.

I chose Tenant File which you can purchase for a fixed cost.

If you really want it fixed, call the buildings department.

Currently, I am looking to build up my capital so I am looking mainly for fix-and-flip opportunities.

That fixed one of my podcast update issues but did not fix bigger pockets. 

If the inspection results indicate no major fixes are needed, it will have that going for it, plus it's located in a low crime area, and the target tenant for this kind of residence is less likely to trash the place (B+ neighborhood). 

Starting to fix and flip in Northern NJ.Looking to develop relationships with wholesalers in Sussex, Morris and Parts of Passaic Counties (West Milford, Ringwood areas) in New Jersey.

Taken some classes and spoke to some people, but the content I’m seeing from this community has been outstanding.I have a lead on two vacant properties that are prime for fix and flip in Washington DC; seller is selling both in as in condition.

One of the banks offers a "business entity loan" product for LLCs that buy 1 to 4 family investment properties.  20% down, 30 year fixed conventional mortgage at 5.25%, with a personal guaranty by me and my husband who are the only members of the LLC.  

Your plan document comes with a fixed rate that may not be arbitrarily changed.