This could be a better way to enter as you can get some experience under your belt and build some trust with lenders. 

@Doug Pretorius ok so I thought I explained myself correctly but looking back on it I didn’t do the greatest job, I’m just doing the texting to get started so that I have more starting funds to work with, once a get a deal or two under my belt I’m going to start up with cold calling and direct mail and all that stuff I’m just looking for a way to get into the business and my question is if I were to start there would it be a good idea.

Thanks buddy and feel free to email support anytime so we can help you get that first one under your belt.

We have numerous fix-and-flip projects under our belt and have recently begun adding ground-up residential construction projects to our portfolio.

Barring huge black swan events (e.g. the rust belt suffering for decades over manufacturing job losses) you can find deals that make sense just about anywhere.

When my company asked me to move to Milwaukee in 2008 I was not very excited and expected a stgnant rust belt midwest town, but a lot has changed, especially in the last 5 years: downtown is rapidly evolving and the city is seeing an amount of commercial construction, which I believe (I have not researched the data yet) it has not seen since the 50s and 60s.

Hello Team,I have been closely watching the Silver Spring Shores in Ocala and Ocala Park Estate areas and have 5 homes under my belt there.

I would parrot Robin, but a three-year build time is pretty long. 8% is really more of a bank rate for builders with more than one deal under their belt.

We have also consider going to auctions in the future, but we would like to get a few more flips under our belt before we take on the unknowns with auction houses.  

Get a few deals under your belt.