I would not call myself a handy person, but over the years I learned how to paint, install fixtures, do light electrical work, lay flooring, etc on my houses.

Then I'll be looking into distressed multi unit properties to BRRR using traditional financing.

I would need to redo flooring throughout and paint the interior and exterior, install new vanities, lights, new kitchen, the list goes on.

Traditional lending at 80% with 20% cash down.

Traditional financing.

For hands off if you want a more traditional broker than Vanguard or for a modern one M1 Finance.

What funding method besides traditional mortgage makes since when buying a rental that needs improvement but there are no comps and the values haven’t been increasing much.

(I am hoping that there is no load bearing element in this wall)- Get rid of carpet and replace is with LVP- Change out light fixture- Somehow manage a small living room space.- Repaint the cabinets and add hardware.- Add a nice dresser and a mobile clothing rack.- Add a washer and dryer in the bathroom Anyway...any input appreciated.

And these partners will have a lot more experience and connections when it comes to traditional/ hard money lenders.

If rehabbed the projected ARV is 145k.I haven't done this before, so I am wondering if I should pursue traditional seller financing where the deed will be transferred in the buyer's name or do a land contract where the deed stays in my name until they pay off the Note?