I have an opportunity to purchase 3 condos, two of which are directly on top of each other and the third right beside the upper-level one.

Seller will review at 8pm.”I just lost a fixer upper 4/3 1900sf in a 100 year flood plain (adjacent to a stream) while offering over asking with 25% down.

Of course, if you barely have two nickels to rub together $5K might as well be $5M.But when you JV with people like me who have the money and expertise in marketing (and buying houses is all marketing) but don't have the time because they run other businesses, you can jump in do the leg work and make huge commissions as you learn.

(Legs on the ground) JV partnership is also an option.

The BP search bar (upper right hand corner) is the gateway to some serious knowledge. 

My question is, would it be a good idea to buy and hold an house that I’m buying at market price or should I just keep saving and wait till I can buy an fixer upper?

Despite the big city rents, the proximity to our work & family is fundamental to our quality of life-meaning we cannot stray far..These current mortgage rates are putting serious pressure on me to finally get some skin in the game, but I’m paralyzed with the following conundrum:-do I House Hack a Queens deal with a HUD/203k or Homestyle fixer upper putting 5-10% down (I’m in no rush to move & can wait for the right deal to make it work)-or do Buy & Hold/BRRRR somewhere up the river, where I may be able to put 20% down on a multifamily in a sustainable market?

@Chasing Vega When you send a document for recording, the county recorders office is not verifying who owns an LLC, they are only checking to see if the documents meets their requirements to be recorded (e.g. page formatting, upper white space for book/page stamp, font size, signed and dated, legal description, grantor/grantee info, notary stamp, etc.) 

Will a local bank loan to buy a fixer upper plus give additional money for the rehab?

If you buy the fixer upper and bring it up to 180k value.