I expect it'll be a slow curve here at the beginning with other projects going on, but I want to keep in on my radar and have some of the information coming my way.

This is a project that requires a city permit FYI, but if you are installing windows on a house you live in, you can pull the permit yourself.My husband and I replaced all the windows on the house we live in now - it was one of our first renovation projects.If you hire a contractor usually they will want to purchase the windows themselves, and that cost is included their quotes along with the labor cost for installation.

My advice for newbies is always to do as much research as you can (and @Casey Miles made a GREAT point about being aggressively patient) but to take the time to ask yourself (and your family) and few important questions to help weed out options and prevent analysis paralysis.

I've been called that from about 6yo.My personal preference is to start small but not knowing to much about the game here is limiting my view on how far I can make the 200k go without being able to borrow funds (and which market I ultimately choose to invest)I have completed a 2 page business sketch stating that I'm happy with 2-3 projects in the first year as I'm not putting a ton of pressure on myself time wise.

Recommend you double check your expense data and projected mortgage info to make sure analysis is correct.FYI ...

The need is for a GC to oversee and carry out the completion of a rehab project.

Hey @Tim Kaminski I am also looking for a multifamily for our next project and have come across a few opportunities. 

Why would anyone pay 20% of a deals value just to get the green light for a project?  

I have over 11 years experience as a Project Coordinator, Project estimating and Interior Designer in the Construction and Residential arena.  

Hello, I would like to know what kind of projects you have in mind