The CEO tells me this: “at this company you can do all types of realstate investments, if you want to flip houses, we can provide you with a 80% LTV loan at 10-12%, what’s more, we won’t give you the loan before we make sure the property you are buying is a good deal for flipping, we even have contractors that work with us for this, after you buy the property we’ll make sure some kind of schedule of values is in place and only give you the money as the renovation progresses”.

I have been stuck with how to progress into building a full rental investment property business.

Each house is progressively nicer than the previous one, but they own them all. 

YUP i owned two homes in Palo Alto and one in Milpitas.. had i just kept those at what i paid for them..  80k  180k and 500k in the 80s.. man and they would have cashed flow equal to owning 100 plus doors if not more.other thing i would have done is bought more land to hold in the path of progress like the property i bought in Rohnert park. 

I’ve started the process of obtaining estimates from both so will post back here when I’ve made some progress!

One major contributor to the recent recovery has been the Fed's liquidity policies, which have helped push 30-year fixed mortgage rates to record lows, boosting affordability.

I hope to keep everyone posted on the progress as I try to acquire the shell first.

For example when you are working on plumbing don’t have any electrical or framing projects in progress.

Then if you meet contractors on your own, check out their current jobs and keep tabs on the progress.

@Brandon BarnesSo would you recommend before any further progress, that I should can my lender and explain the situation?