I receive several leads daily and I can't get to them all so I'm looking to share my leads with the best possible offer.Thanks,Priscilla

Just curious as I am pursuing house hacking right now as well and have been considering the possibility of choosing a single also.Oh yeah, also I just moved from Quincy a couple months ago.

I have lots of clients in the same boat- just getting started and trying to make the best possible choices as they move forward.

They owned the home outright and fronted the money, I swung hammers and paint brushes as much as possible.

Heading into 2017, we may be facing the real possibility that the party is over.  

Try to identify what will add value from their viewpoint and if possible deliver it.

You are in a very decent spot to start out. 1) yes, you'll probably be more successful working with someone who balances out your strengths and weaknesses.2) Don't be afraid to work really really hard at first (6-12 months), it may be necessary.3) network4) think creatively, think differently5) plan to grow6) use other people's money; whenever possible, keep your cash in the bank7) work smarter and smarter as you go... try a few ideas, then focus, try a few more, then focus again, utilize other people's time for 10.00/HR jobs and focus on growing your business.Good Luck!

I try to be conservative to ensure the first experience is as much of a success as possible because a lost on the first deal can sometimes scare someone from real estate forever.The problem I see with conventional A paper loans is that these guidelines from a qualification standpoint does not protect the borrower from a "bad deal."

I would now like to seek some professional guidance from an architect, residential construction contractor, etc. to first gauge whether or not my vision is possible, potential road-blocks, and alternative development ideas.

I'd be happy to meet with you to just network or to talk about possible investment strategies.