You may want to explore House Hacking (living in one unit and renting the others) to try and get the bank to give you owner occupied rates.  

I have found one currently, but looking for more avenues to explore.

I've worked with one of them four times already and have an excellent reputation with them, but I'm not sure they will work for this particular project.

*construction company is new on the scene, so no reputation good or bad so not sure I would want to forgo any inspections. 

Hello to all! I completed my first wholesale deal in February 2019 in Ohio. Prior to that I worked at a car detail place for a year and for the first month of 2019 and a couple of days into February. Now a year later ...

I'd be happy to have a conversation and share what I know, but the key here is going to be to find a GREAT agent and knowledgable lender to explore all of your options, and like you said... put a plan together to move forward and get you into the real estate game.

With the fixed rate time window closing in 2 years, I wanted to explore refinancing.

However, if you are looking to pull equity out of your property and the banks are giving you ****, I would look to a reputable private lender who is willing to do the refinance without making you jump through hoops.

After exploring Wilmington, we decided we wanted to move to Wilmington ourselves.

As the income grows, then explore the S election angle if you notice the NITI tax taking a bite out of your income.