It's nice acquiring all kinds of information about real estate, but I have so many questions about my specific market.

In this time span I am doing flips and saving from my current professional career.In this 1-2 year timeline we would we would meet on a consistent basis and develop a solid plan of action to acquire these syndication deals.At this point I would like to connect with people and see if our interests align and if we could work well together.I currently have interest from several people that have either an extensive finance background or have many properties in their portfolio already.I currently have no deals in my portfolio but what I bring to the table is experience in building websites, marketing (specifically search engine optimization), good financial understanding, and a great ambition to succeed in real estate.If this is something that interests you please message me for more information or to ask any questions. 

(Will be at Lakeview in Harrisonburg tomorrow)In that regards note inventory isn't dead but it's much less accessible and low hanging fruity than it used to be.PS: In the several years that I've been participating on this forum, there is like 1 guy that asked me if I had notes for sale.

Does the site have access to electrical power, natural gas, town water or sewer?

You may miss good deals while waiting, and more importantly, you will miss on making connections and getting a name out there for you as an investor that focuses on X or Y niches.However, you can definitively do something to take advantage of this market (high valuations and easy access to money) and your situation (low LTV and hopefully good cash flowing assets and personal financials) without having to deplete your cash reserves paying down loans or reducing your cash flow by getting me loans. 

Mentioned a great point, the tax consequence of a sale will bring property tax up to date based off the sale and the last time it was accessed was when the park was built in 1938 so I’ll be facing a huge unknown there as well so all in all I think the “F” factor is way to high with no upside that I can see.

We would have a full major rehab as the property we acquired is a fire sale.

Hello BP,I just got a new commercial loan in January for a 36-unit property that I acquired.

So my plan was to use the extra income from these properties, to pay down their mortgages, and once they're all paid off, begin acquiring more properties, through portfolio loans, etc. 

My question is if I buy the investment only property using the typical 25% down on the property, can I still have access to the FHA loan with 3.5% down for my owner-occupied property?