So if you purchase and rehab below X% then you will not have anything out of pocket...I mean, you'll have closing costs and whatever...but it will be lower than the conventional option which will require 15% down no matter what. 

The best advice i can offer is to go online and google your towns specific county website and look up map zoning for _______ area in your town some results should pop up for that county.

I have established online in the past with relative ease but I would like to get an attorney in Buffalo whom I can meet face to face.As a side note, if I were to go with the online route, what site would you recommend.

Been looking online and can't seem to find anything.. all help is welcome..thank you!

Hello All,I have never been into forums and posting information online but since real estate is a huge investment I figured it would be important to hear what other investors have to say.

I had looked into Suntrust online before, and the terms you describe sound great, but it didn't seem like there was an interest-only option. 

Good Afternoon Investors,When quick screening potential BRRRR deals, many variables can be found online such as after repair value, market rent and property taxes. 

If you finance the property you must purchase flood insurance, rarely or not doesn't matter if it's in the zone. 

Unless you are a wholesaler trying to make yourself look like a bigger company it doesn't do a whole lot.We want to create a mission statement so that once we are established we can have it on our website/social media so if someone hears about us through our marketing and goes to look us up online there is something that gives them an idea of what we are about. 

But if you like it, don’t move just to sell unless you want to hit the Pre - back to school market, but vegas has been so short of inventory for years I’m not sure that matters. but I also don’t think I’d sell it to buy something else unless it was cheaper and you has a use for the cash.