I will make sure I include it in all future literature.

The strategy that works best for any given property really depends on local factors.

I am certainly afraid of the unknown, which would include those fees eating up the equity that I have built to date.

If you're thinking in the Reno Tahoe, NV area you can check out this rent map: https://www.addressincome.com/data-center/reno-rent-mapLook at other factors in the neighborhoods, like close to trails, restaurants, college, or a cement plant.

I would make sure that you are finding the market you want to be in for many factors not just one, cashflow for instance.

It includes a primary residence, as well as a detached garage/storage area in the backyard that I am looking to convert into an ADU (Accessory Dwelling Unit).

As for your down payment, I can’t personally speak to a small business loan…you would just want to ensure you include those payments in your analysis and prepare to be repaying the small business loan and other holding costs during the flip. 

We chose the one on one because were overwhelmed with everything that kept getting thrown at us ( business credit, Tax professionals, call flows, marketing ect) and I knew all I needed was for someone to hold my hand for the first deal. ( that's what the sell factor was during one of the weekend events, was that the one on one would stay until I signed our first deal).

Then you can consider researching and finding something that meets your needs better.APPLICATION SCREENINGI recommend you include some of your key qualification criteria in the advertisement.

This included managing the design, the contractors, the city, and the suppliers -- no small feat.