It’s not beautiful at the moment, but certainly is livable, and I have flipped a couple houses and I build sets for commercial photo shoots so the rehab side doesn’t scare me.I am using an FHA loan to buy it, and I understand that there will probably be some issues with the property that will be flagged by an FHA inspection, and I am about to get an inspection of my own done tomorrow.I’m curious if there are any tactics or strategies to consider when negotiating work done or price changes based on issues that come up during inspection.

I am interested in REI but I only have $20k to use at the moment.

An unusually high volume of refinances at the moment.

If it's vacant, knock on the neighbor's door.That's all I have for the moment but someone else here can probably give you another 6 if you need them.

I am interested in REI but I only have $20k to use at the moment.

But in either Association, the dues could go up ay moment putting you in the red immediately.

At the moment I am learning as much as I can about wholesaling and how to find motivated sellers.

FYI, at this moment the strategy to enter the field I've been focusing on is buying a duplex or tri-plex through a first time home owners program.

The market is grossly inflated right now as well so buying another LTR locally isn’t as appealing at the moment.  

Not enough data points yet, but it's a start. square feet - price - acquisition date 4,779  $477,000     05/15/19 4,382  $500,000     03/11/19 5,322  $535,000     02/14/19 4,148  $480,000     02/15/19Upshots:Zillow is now an active institutional flipper in Wake countyZillow's average acquisition price is higher than Opendoor's, and properties Zillow acquires are newerOpendoor has substantially more acquisitions and sales at the moment, by count and dollar valueDisclosures: same as last post