What has been your recipe for defeating the inner Parasite that says you aren't good enough, experienced enough, smart enough?  

So it might be smart to put loans on properties above your total cost (possibly "friendly" loans) to make sure you don't get any cash out upon refinance.  

I currently am interested in a property for sale for 37000 with a ARV of around 100000 to 150000 dollars i need around 30000 for rehab and i am looking to secure 65 to 70 percent of ARV  with points and or closing cost financed into the deal is this possible  Chris,I've been shopping around for HML in the past week like crazy.

Some require a min credit score and some don't, I'll say just shop around and do your research on banks/hard money lenders that you meet the requirements for...Good luck

The time of the meeting 7 00 p.m to 10:00 p.m and I will email both of you the flyer for My Shop.

Two of my friends text me photos when they are shopping for furniture, rugs, window treatments-so I can help them decide what to choose.

Gutters, a shop-vac and a fan (to just leave with them).  

Who wants to meet up and talk shop?

I wish you much success in your endeavors and hopefully we can cross paths on our journey to financial freedom.I have to add that BP has also been pretty much a one stop shop for a lot of the questions that I have by surfing their videos on YouTube.  

Hi Corey,The strategy we took with a 203k loan was to get into the 203k loan first, and pay the PMI, and then refinance as quickly as possible once the renovation was completed and we had brought the property value up, so we could get rid of the PMI.This is a more expensive option (you pay two sets of closing costs), but we couldn't afford the up-front costs on a conventional renovation loan, so it's what we did, and the numbers worked out once we evaluated the savings from eliminating the PMI.I would shop around different lenders to see what kind of conventional renovation loans they offer.