I am looking, specifically, at using the 203(k) loan program through FHA for my first home purchase, and I am doing research as to what exactly that process would entail, or whether there might be a better option for rehabbing my own first purchase, post-closing.I live in the Maryland suburbs of Washington, DC, and am originally a native of Baltimore, MD.

I'm pretty sure Brandon has a video on the YouTube channel about driving for dollars and explains the process of finding the owner.

And it seems baffling there are no construction or architecture firms dedicated to the concept.There is no convention in shipping container construction, therefore every step of the process is clunky, i.e. time-consuming, i.e. expensive.This is why, I believe, it hasn't (really) worked, which is definitely not to say that it won't work.

WIth your pedigree I can only assume the actual studying and testing process would be a walk on the park.  

Happy to talk through my process with you want to connect through a direct message here.  

This process took approximately 2-3 weeks.Due to some issues with the general contractor, the service application to have the meters changed over to the new system took almost three months to process and complete.

It is a slow process and continually evolving network for us.  

I am in new in doing wholesales (live in Fl but wholesaling in AZ) and looking for title companies in AZ that double close or info that would guide me in this process.

Good for the process or does that just get in the way of the rehab/refi part of the strategy?

What are some of the most important things you look for when you are looking for an attorney for a closing or to help with an eviction process?