We are investor focsued and specialize in and around the Worcester market and given your price point, that may seem like the best fit.

Being handy is a great way to start and learn the business but your time should be spent finding your team and the next deal.Instead of swinging the hammer, focus on expanding your network:1) Agent/wholesalers to send you deals and list them on the back end.2) Contractors that allow a fast, efficient, value focused renovation.3) Lenders that can allow you to close on properties quickly with solid leverage. 

. - they have partnered with Profit First for their product.The last fintech bank that specializes in this is https://www.novo.co/Hope this helps!

A good place to start would be the agent finder. 

Maybe you have a real estate agent and lender? 

I am technically an active CPA but haven’t been actively using the certification in almost 10 years and never specialized in tax, but I still have the general background and understanding.

Shop around for lenders, find a property (wholesaler/investor friendly agent), get a team together (contractors/inspector), walk the property with contractor?

I am also a licensed agent, and I buy all investment properties for my company, I am working for.

Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Hello, investor agent located in Tampa Florida.