I do feel like there is likely intentionally little information on the website, and it is so new that even reviews are more of a "here's what it is" versus thorough good and bad of it.Obviously, every avenue is worth exploring, but since they are an "investor" in your property now, I have a feeling when it comes time to fund, your clients will get far less money than they think.  

Not saying yours is lying just saying you never really know what someone's intentions are.  

Your GF can pay that amount off easily in a few years if she chooses to do so.When you get married, you both can start investing together, consolidate those loans and come up with a plan perhaps from the proceeds of your investment to pay off that debt...Invest in Real Estate if that was initial intention for your savings, that would not be a bad investment. 

Other lenders with lower repeat business find it's more profitable to just sell it after closing.Lurkers FYI: It's disclosed ahead of time, at the very start of the escrow process, what the lender's intent is.

It is not our intention to perform any construction work ourselves.

I recently backed out of a small multifamily deal with the intention of using an FHA loan.

Being new to BiggerPockets I wanted to introduce myself and share my ideas and goals for my path in becoming a real estate investor. 5 Months ago I bought my first house as a fixer upper with the intent to flip, as I am a contractor and work in construction I do all of the work myself.

My original intent was to buy, rehab and flip some properties to build up some additional cash before buying rentals but this house came up as a FSBO 3 blocks away in a hot area so I couldn't turn it down.What is the best way to accomplish this?

., and @Bill S.In my area people will pay more for their own laundry in the unit.We are a college town as well so a lot of those students will rent a house together with the intent of splitting costs, but also to have private laundry. its harder to study in a laundry mat, then your own bedroom will you laundry is going in the other room.My personal opinion is, the more convenient those things are to the tenant, the longer they stay, and the lower your vacancy.

I have a client who wants to invest in Vacant Lots in Florida with the intention to build new homes for sale and rental.