Staffing key people already there, front desk person, accounting person, all the third party vendors you need, all the training you need for your agents.All you do is recruit and sell. 

I sell at no profit and build at no profit. all money goes into the deal, lowest cost, lowest risk, and then distributions at the end are my deferred GC fee and realtor fee and cash for the land brought. it's dollar for dollar equity negotiation and I end up with 35% payout in the capital stack. tells hem to put all their build profit into the deal. if they won't take that move on. you are bringing more than enough 

Only way your going to pull that off is with a partner or with private money that YOU line up (not a mortgage broker).I have bought houses with the vendor carrying back all of their equity - so it is possible, but I was working with motivated vendors (key word here), and without an agent getting in the way.

Maybe some alternatives, like buy a second one, move into that as your primary, then after a year or two 1031 the original one.   

I have the title of occupancy and can move in faster than anticipated.

Primarily I'm looking to get into fix and flips then move into long term rentals.

How you moving?

If not, sell it and move to another investment/market.

Our family is currently in another country and is moving to Los Angeles Ca in June~July.

We were interested in the Larsen Lane deal in Shawnee, KS, due to several key factors: High Profit Potential: The property had significant profit potential, with a purchase price of $218,000 and a sale price of $285,000.