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

If the property is deeded 100% in his name,  You have a couple of options.1. have your name added to the title/deed at the county and perform a refinance or a 2nd position private note as previously discussed2.

Hi all, If anyone is willing to offer their experience and learnings from obtaining Real Estate Professional status I’d appreciate it.

We can probably afford the new SFR in 2-5 years after selling my primary home.2) Invest aggressively into crypto, syndication, private fund, RE, etc., and potentially delay the SFR purchase plan according to the status of the investment.It's a hard decision to make since the economy this year is a bit flaky.

My goal is to find a hard or private money lender who will allow me to keep my HELOC in place since it is such a short turnaround.  

However, a small unit count LL (2 units is small unit count) will not achieve the same vacancy rate as a a professional PM due to increased unit turn over time. 

Nothing yet Did you work with any real estate professionals (agents, lenders, etc.) that you'd recommend to others?

Remember, trial and error can be costly, so seek professional advice from a real estate attorney, developer, and contractor familiar with the Austin market.

I am currently employed as a project manager by Copegrand Homes with 4 active remodels and new construction projects.I am looking for a lender (hard money or private money) to fund fix & flip deals.

Hello Ryan,I would start with @Brian Burke book "Hands off Investor" as well as some other books such as "Investing in Real Estate Private Equity" by Sean Cook.