They would be the logical choice.

A bunch of real estate people stretch the truth to get a sale and have to choose to be honest to the homeowner about what they are doing.Another choice could be fix and flip but can take more creativity to get a loan depending on how much money you have.  

Thanks @Tom Ott and @Jay Hinrichs for your prompt responses.As I mentioned, this is a well-vetted and popular company that all of you know very well.  

I like tile best for long term buy and hold rentals...durable and better in a beach town...if I was planning on selling in a year or so I would go with laminate that looks like wood planks as that is very popular here...

, Im just starting out in real estate and wanna make a secure choice/deal.

Doing it on your own with that much debt may not be the best choice.

There are also many investing groups in the Baltimore area both large and small.I think you probably made a good choice about Rich Dad coaching. 

It was back in 2009 when i planned to get married. i bought a 2b/2b house and had 55k on mortgage. I thought it was a bad idea then, since i had to pay 33% on my monthly income (as a full time employee in a trading co...

At least not yet.I have a friendly competitor who lives in a very upscale MHC in a very popular coastal community.

@Joshua LyonJoshuaIt looks like you've been doing this for a little while now, so conventional commercial financing should be your first choice.