I had a great experience with Marius from Envy Renovations in Northern NJ.

I honestly feel like I can handle the management responsibilities on a larger multifamily property as well.

If you are still renovating the property a Fannie/Freddie loan will require all the renovation work to be completed before it can close.4.

Basements, woodworking, and other renovations/handyman services.

I plan to rent out the property after a 3 month renovation period. 

Start with a smaller property or find a distressed one and put in some time into renovating it.

We would like to purchase a SFH in the area and my question is this: In the long run, what would be more financially wise, holding onto our current property and scraping together a small downpayment for a less expensive SFH or selling our current property and applying a $100,000 downpayment toward a larger SFH?

It's really just collecting money, having a call with the PM every once in a while, and signing off on any major repairs or other larger decisions.

Hi everyone, I am new to the real estate game and have some questions on whether or not I should be worried about how this transaction went down.I was brought on as a lien holder after the property was purchased, and I brought $50k to the table to do renovations. 

@Kyle JonesLook into the " FNMA Homestyle renovation" loan.