We usually have 25+ people come with all ranges of skill levels from wholesalers, agents, newbies, people with 100+ mobile homes and people with thousands of doors.

I’m curious to hear everyone’s mindset regarding obtaining insurance for your fix and flip LLC and coverage levels.

I was hoping there'd be some type of "bootcamp" I could sign up for without having to go back to college to get a degree, or to find some entry level position.

You can assume some level of turnover and use cash for keys to increase it, but then you can put renovated units on market at higher rates and drive value.You can't do that here.

Of course he will need them not to use any stairs for a week because you don't want them walking through a construction zone but it might be only a few days for a stairway and then most of the work is on your level.   

I understand the overall red tape challenges (starting to dig at the local and state levels to better understand the nuisance of the codes), my question really is modeling the cost model and projecting returns so I can develop investment material to find funding.  

I'm trying to find a good method for a quick, surface level assessment to determine if a property is worth further analyzing - One that is adjusted for the Dallas market. 

Having a banker in your court speaking to other banks and finding out what really is available- This has put our team at a whole new level reflected in amazing rates and huge savings.

House hacking - renting out a portion of your primary residence to cover part of, all, or more than your mortgage payment - is an excellent strategy for investors of all experience levels to reduce or even eliminate their housing expenses and begin to generate cash flow right where they live.

For those with significant experience doing this, am I better served using my benefits to get an MBA or to use them to take a myriad of courses at the undergrad level that could also help me, e.g. a few accounting courses, maybe some basic trades courses, marketing, etc.