If so, you should reach out to people at the major real estate companies here, such as CBRE, Savills, etc. 

Obviously, do not make any major purchases or something else that would affect your creditworthiness leading to and during that timeframe.   

If this is your first deal do you really want to completely re-arrange the flow of the building, do major plumbing and electrical, etc?

Both properties need small odds and ends done to them but nothing major, I believe I can do the work I want to on both properties for less than 5k dollars.I have been contacting ins co and receiving quotes still have not decided on a company yet though.

We wasted about 3 months finding and vetting our new contractor & getting a great architect for the major structural changes.Was this process a trial by fire?

What is the main occupation for majority of the folk there ?

The voice in my head tells me "when you disagree with the majority of people, you're usually missing something"...

The house was in the middle of a major renovation and is basically just studs and needs all new eletrical, plumbing, sheetrock, flooring etc.

There are pitfalls of course as well so plan accordingly.One major pitfall is the limited access or liquidity in larger accounts since loan parameters for solo 401k or SD 401k's are 50% or 50k whichever is lower.

I work a W-2 job and still have a $13K of student loan, but no other major debt (own my car and small credit card debt) and I have a high credit score.I have been learning and researching on how to analyze BRRRR strategies in my area (Essex County, Haverhill, Massachusetts) but I am stuck on what can I do right now with not enough savings built up get and its only been 5 months with my FHA loan.. should I wait it out for the 1 year mark?