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@Nick Marrone Thankyou for the welcome I have a few properties on my list but right now y right now I’m Very interested in house hacking on One in particular it listed as a single family home I With a detached garage and 1bedroom apartment ready to rent the Seller of the property ownes The 2 lots on each side and is wanting to sell alltogether 1 lot has a adtional 1bedroom cottage ready to rent and the other lot is empty land with utilities fixing to accommodate 3 manufactured homes or Rv it’s a great investment purchase for our area of rock port TX but I’m looking to make contacts in the are to help move use threw this process(there are a few additional perks to this property )I would love to hear your Refferals And recommendation on individuals.

I tell this time-after-time to our clients throughout all the markets we serve: Dallas, TXHouston, TXSan Antonio, TXOklahoma City, OKTulsa, OK Little Rock, ARMemphis, TN St.Louis, MOBirmingham, AL Tuscaloosa, AL Huntsville, ALHere is an article that you might find helpful, I love sharing with others here on BP, and I love sharing with clients and potential clients looking for us to manage their property.

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Louis, MOBirmingham, AL Tuscaloosa, AL Huntsville, ALDallas, TXHouston, TXSan Antonio, TX Oklahoma City, OK Tulsa, OKLittle Rock, ARHere is an article that you might find helpful and I love sharing with clients and potential clients looking for us to manage their property.

I remember an engineer telling me that there was rock on the west side of 35 and victorian clay soil on the  east.

Fortunately, it's easy to look like a rock star in this business. 

Hi Christian,Wholesaling seemed like something I wanted to do but it seemed to tedious and has a slow process then I learned about the BRRRR method and that seems better but I have no clue where to start looking and if I would want to use a hard money lender or a bank/credit union.I wouldn't write off wholesaling completely as has some advantages and can cultivate some valuable skills for beginners; finding great deals, cultivating relationships, etc.Regarding the BRRRR method, it can be a good strategy for building an investment portfolio.Generally speaking, real estate investors would use a hard money lender for the first "B" and "R", or "Buy" and "Renovate", and use a bank/credit union for the second-to-last "R", "Refinance".Hope this helps,Michael