But both require knowledge about building rehab, improvement, and maintenance. 

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I’d also recommend building up your profile.

I think people improving housing can really start to change areas here.

That’s about itI have to buy some tshirt from a vendor to report to my business credit . they do customs stuff too. i was thinking instead of getting a bunch of plain tshirts . i got a "we buy houses" design made and was thinking of just putting them on tshirt hi viz green or orange. i did think man that is tacky but you know what im building my business credit profile (another way of funding) and im doing gorilla marketing tactics at least im trying. and who knows if you make it funny or something you can start a convo that can turn into a LEAD. 

If you want to find Lenders to provide capital to Investors for the purposes of acquiring, improving and reselling real estate (SFRs, MFRs, Commercial), visit these websites:https://www.scotsmanguide.com/Residential/LenderSe...https://privatelenderlink.com/Both websites allow you to search for local lenders in your Cities / States.Most of the lenders there will more than likely approve 80-85% Purchase + 100% Rehab CostsTypical costs right now are ~10% Interest and ~2 points1-year term, interest-only, no pre-payment penalty.

Hello Everyone,I've been listening to the podcast for a few months now and figured I'd jump all the way in and finally sign up for a profile. 

I'm looking to expand my real estate business, improve my cash flow, move equity into larger property purchases, and execute more advanced strategies. 

Caution:Contracting for repair, maintenance, remodeling, or improvement by any person licensed under part I of chapter 475 (real estate agent) while acting as the owner’s agent pursuant to that license, where all work requiring a contractor is performed by a contractor who has a current, valid certificate or registration issued under this part to perform such work, and where the aggregate contract for labor, materials, and all other items is less than $5,000; however, this exemption does not apply: (a) If the maintenance, repair, remodeling, or improvement is a part of a larger or major operation, whether undertaken by the same or a different contractor, or in which a division of the operation is made in contracts of amounts less than $5,000 for the purpose of evading this part or otherwise.For the sake of your cousin's license, either make her a part owner (sharing the gross profit as her compensation) or get a GC on the job asap.Just a helpful hint to keep a fellow real estate agent out of jail. 

It gives me pause as the first 6 months is when I am most vulnerable as we will be doing remodel work and improvements and the property will only be running at 50% capacity.