I've been planning and saving to start in real-estate via traditional house-hacking; however, I'll be moving to Boston for other reasons in the fall, where I'll certainly be priced-out of the multifamily market. 

If you are able to consider flips or BRRRR that has some better potential as the cash-rich buyers out there are typically shying away from "fixer uppers". 

RE investing is a get rich slow proposition, do not expect to hit a home run on your first at bat.

Several traditional banks have turned me down because my tax returns show loses on my other businesses. 

(I won’t be able to work full time because I am going back to school which will hurt my DTI and make it hard to go through a traditional bank.

The traditional FHA loan is categorized as the 203(b) where as the rehab FHA loan is categorized as the 203(k).

Jonathan Rich of JRich Atlanta is phenomenal real estate agent and investor!

Jonathan Rich from JRich Atlanta is my agent!

I can also get you in touch with some investor friendly lenders (speaking from experience, I know how difficult traditional banks can be!)

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