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People like to help, and they want to be part of the next rockstar success story, so show people you're a good investment and you'll have an abundance of help.

Hello BP community members,I'm a long-time BP lurker having browsed the discussion forums numerous times in the past but finally decided to sign up and join the community as a small step towards RE investment action.I relocated from the south Texas McAllen/Rio Grande Valley area, where 4plexes are abundant, back up to DFW within the last year.

Surely there’s abundant enough evidence to make these statements as if they are common fact, right?

By similar I mean that they have the possibility of getting multiple mortgages, abundance of multifamilies, green light for house hacking, lower than 6% mortgage interest, and conventional loan rates around 8% for the down payment, lower if possible.

It seems there is an abundance of professionals with young kids who go the house route, so before I cross it off my list, if you could just elaborate a little bit I'd appreciate it.

On the flip side you most likely would like to compensate them in form of $$$ or even listing you flip property with him/her once its completed.As far as you first question I don't have to much experience in that realm but from what I have read you would want to use the ARV ( After Repair Value Formula) do quick search for that and you will no doubt find an abundance of info on that subject...

I'd use an abundance of caution on this one.

I suggest new investors focus on the properties in price points where buyers are abundant, so these are generally working class neighborhoods with 3/2 houses.3)In many cases you are not able to tell much from the outside but you mentioned a couple of the big ones.

I think many people get sidetracked and don't see the forests from the trees, meaning they get so fixated on the Trading leg that they never lift their heads and see the abundant possibilities and opportunities.