I do not cater *only* to military, but this housing is also suitable for teachers, policemen, firefighters, and similar tenants.  

Second; Most of the Open House visitors will NOT become your client.

But in my opinion, suitability for a wedding venue really depends on the specifics of the property.

Now we just need to ensure there's nothing too glaring post inspection and that the home will be suitable for FHA post-flip. 

Most towns don't allow you to open a business or store front anywhere you want - it has to be in areas they (the town) have deemed suitable for commerce, whether you're a Salvation Army or Walmart.

That asset class isn’t suitable for buy and hold except on a large scale for experienced investors that specialize in that area.

Having a real hard time finding suitable GCs who have the availability.

(even when they don't fill out a contact form) as well as visitors to your competitors.

I figure if i find a good deal that doesnt require too much time or money in repairs and find a suitable renter, its more cashflow to give me that little boost to get started before i can make some waves.So my question or advice that im seeking is, when i do find the deal(s) that i like, do you think it would be more beneficial for my situation to buy at 3.5% down and buy more houses that way in order to get the ball rolling or put down 20% on one house?  

However, Google seems to suggest that the interest rate could be quite high and lenders won't lend as much since the land is vacant.To put my situation in context, I am currently working a W-2 job and my family and I are renting, so I am hoping to find a suitable multi-family property such as a duplex to move into for a house hack.