@Mackezi SpearIt’s won’t be too big a project to take on, as long as you have an extra 20% of a construction slush budget tacked on.

As stated above, as long as you get an experienced 203k lender on your team, and effectively compile a list of 5-7 licensed, insured, and bonded contractors to bid the project, it’s absolutely worth the endeavor.

I said I wanted to speak to tenant B first but I am open to the idea of finding a suitable replacement roommates to assume the leases, as long as the roommates meet my original screening criteria.I spoke to tenant B and made the same offer, and tenant B was open to it. 

I would go with the 10y if your goal is to lock in the low rate as long as possible. 

I think once I get my first property as long as I keep hustling things will pick up and I’ll be able to show people that I’m a serious investor!!

So long as things are moving forward, you’ll never have an issue.3) I don’t know your relationship, but I’d meet privately with your brother in law at the property perhaps monthly, and discuss status at lunch.

I would use the $300 as leverage and just tell her as long as she takes all her belongings, cleans and is out by December 31st, that you will give her the money.

Zillow is OK to use as long as you are only looking at Sold prices (don't even look at zestimates).

I have a steady job and 2+ years of experience, so I don't can ideally qualify for up to 10 conventional loans, so long as my income ratios satisfy the lending requirements.Therefore, I don't think it matters which one you use first, what really matters is when you start to acquire 2,3,4+ properties. 

You can use borrowed funds for a down payment as long as it’s not secured by the property.