It's so refreshing to hear from people who are successful in REI and optimistic about it.

Congratulations, and may you see success in your business.

If the project is a success, all is forgiven.

The more capitol you build the better chance your success in real estate will be!

let it stay as a WRONGLY APPLIED "primary home owner policy" for now with insurance company with the risk that the 'proofs' that the ins company will demand may not be successfully met.if insurance finds out its not a primary and then cancel policy - then they tell lender and lender creates issuesGet the current wrong policy changed to "seasonal home policy now" and DO NOT change it later and while renting out the place - ensure that renters have the renters insurance policy.So far inclined towards #3

So, my partner and I bought an abandoned, undervalued, underestimated property in Marfa TX and with no experience, contractor or designer, created a successful boutique hotel, applying an entirely new Airbnb only model.

I honestly don’t recommend this for you just cause you don’t seem experienced enough to successfully pull this off and the downfall is wasting an investors time, whatever appraisal will cost you, and losing an investor with tons of possible future deals because you bit more than you can chew on your first deal with him.

And I've learned over the years in other businesses and jobs that studying the successful people and learning things from them is a great way to accelerate ones performance.So if there are any top producing agents in the area, please reach out. 

I have watched a ton of house flipping shows on television, thought to myself of what it would be like to become successful at it then become financially independent.

After using Wells Fargo for my last two properties that I’ve successfully sold for a profit, using conventional loans, it is taken me almost a week to get from the same person I’ve been talking to for the last two houses to tell me that yes, in the security vehicle a.k.a. the mortgage there is indeed one line that says that I intend to occupy the house for one year.