If I were starting over I would start with Flip with Rick https://home.flipwithrick.com/freewholesaling they have a great starter course that has info that others charge for.

So no right or wrong just different options and that takes work so if you want professional help I'd recommend you contact advisors on the forum or go to the BUILD YOUR TEAM tab and do a search for professional financial advice.   

It's looking more and more like a construction loan is what we will go after.Regarding rezoning: That's not good news regarding the City Government and City Hall, but that's par for the course with NOLA.

As they don't like to take property from a homeowner. 8. 2 years of litigation was 25k ish. and of course no attorney is going to take this on contingent of success so you have to pay.9.

Hey Zeona, I just listed one of my houses (a 2/2) on furnished finder and started looking into the Facebook groups for traveling professionals.

First, a reputable company often provides professional guidance and expertise, ensuring a smoother process and better outcomes.

Real estate investing is normally done by the "white collar" professional because they have the incomes.  

Hi guys, first post here: Has anyone had any experience with obtaining an FHA Loan for their primary residence as a full time real estate professional?

I'm seeing a strong uptick in remote workers needing affordable housing + medical professionals around major hubs. 

I've never done this before so i know it's pretty crazy of me doing it in NYC for as my first but hey..Of course i'll be having a very experienced GC to do the work and also maybe as investor.I'm planning to purchase the property with 10% down as primary and was wondering what would be the next step regarding construction or FHA 203k Has anyone done a flip with a construction or FHA 203k loan and whats the experience?