(They can go to 75% on exception if you're experienced.) 

I have to be missing something here and would love to get some experienced advice in this space and size of building.  

@Nate Bulkowski - If you go the route of 1031 and have have difficulties completing the 1031 exchange on the capital gain portion, consider opportunity zone investments.

Do they have better terms available to more experienced investors?

Finding a good contractor was difficult. I

To be successful in this business you need to find an experienced people who will provide you with the necessary guidance. 

The reason of course is because the rate and terms being marketed are specific to experienced investors and are well out of reach for newer investors entering the space.

I am looking for guidance on how to find good leads (may be off market), general (and specific) things to keep in mind, and any potential experienced investor who will be willing to work with me for my first couple of deals.

The thing is this: he wants as much money as he can get from it, but he's also worried about paying for realtor costs.Has anyone experienced this type of situation?

My father is a renowned general contractor for over 30 yrs and I just got my license as an RE agent. We are trying to break into real estate investing doing flips in the North Jersey area. Problem is we don’t know whe...