The zoning is the most flexible in the city, and allows for just about anything (in this case it's zoned for multi family or 3 units).

That way i have more flexibility.  

Right now I prefer the fix and flip strategy to increase my cash options (see my future plans below), as well as provide flexibility, but reality is I need to figure out if I should first buy my primary residence vs. buy a fix and flip vs buy a property to rent out (BRRRR) to start .Here's some personal background:I'm leaning toward living in the NW Twin Cities metro as that's where my family is.I'm temporarily living in Northwest Wisconsin about 2 hours from the Twin Cities.

I am likely the most flexible buyer they will get & know I need to get everything I possibly can in writing from all parties.I would take solace on hopefully helping a family stay longer in the home they are having to let go, still end up with a property that I would enjoy living in, with a whole years worth of appreciated value in an awesome appreciation area already under my belt, and ultimately a property that gives me a great exit strategy as well as long term investment potential.

I plan on house hacking and my work is going to be uptown so I would prefer to have a convenient commute, but I am flexible with this.

Ideally the investors would invest in a “debt fund“ for an agreed upon interest return, like 10-12%, providing me flexibility to function as the general partner who can acquire multiple properties without the liability of joint ownership issues like if I had equity investors.

Ideally the investors would invest in the “debt fund“ for an agreed upon interest return, like 10-12%, providing me flexibility to function as the general partner who can acquire multiple properties without the liability of joint ownership issues like if I had equity investors.

A few members here on BP have helped me out with finding good lenders and thats really what im after. im trying to find the best lenders that are most flexible with competitive rates to termsYour key points is really how im trying to work it really.

The federal student loan COVID flexibilities as they are calling them have been extended through at least September 2021.Appreciate any insight on this

I would love to help a skilled tradesman but I assume the schedule would not be flexible enough.