A little back story on me I moved across the country with a family, no money, and had prospective employment but that did not work out.

I recently purchased my second property using the BRRR method and am currently looking at doing a cash out refinance. 

Have you contacted the owner yet or what methods do you typically use?

Most new people getting into real estate try to find step-by-step methods where the numbers fit at some percentage rule of thumb.

I’ve seen that service advertised for $400 and up, which is nuts, considering, in the case of a lease-option, it doesn’t include the criminal background check, eviction check, previous landlord checks, visit to current rental, and probably not the employment verification a smart landlord does.

What do the crime and employments stats look like?

IRA Financial argues that a Solo 401K has all the benefits of a SDIRA, assuming a person has self-employment income in order to establish it.

But why not add practical experience, too.Most colleges have class offerings flexible enough that you could still work part time in construction or a related real estate area (and I find employers often open to college students and working around their hours).

I have a different method than Michael Paris on this one, I give out an rfq to the lumber yard, I have the architect call out types of wood, bolts, and other accessories (osb, doug, etc) to obtain apples to apples bids; on my rfq I put any miscalculations in quantity is going to come from their end. price lock for 2 months.

Using HML really isn't doing this method.