I am looking at doing rehabs on small historic homes in my area and found a realtor that not only owns several herself, but is a contractor that rehabs historic homes and already has a team of folks that can help with several aspects of the process, putting together the application, etc. 

The area near University is a plus because of light rail and with the addition of the new Soccer stadium it's definitely a up and coming area.

Again, it's a seriously hot market, so you will have to have a local team to view and vet properties for you.  

If you're interested in being a beta tester, just let me know with a reply and we will go from there - I would be so grateful to have you on the team and hear your feedback. 

(In progress): Flood my brain with real estate investing knowledge, stash money for down payment, and build my team (so far I have a breacher, heavy gunner, and demolition expert).

@Iman Yu congratulations, I used to ignore properties from RICH emails, as a Realtor I usually look at listed properties in mls, but my partner/fiance checks other sources too.It is great that people share their experiences here. and also you are building your team which is really important.looking forward hearing about your next deal.

The best thing you can do when you are first starting out is to team up with a mentor to get some skin in the game for your first few deals. 

Rishel Consulting Group has a team of auditors nationwide already in place that works with seller financiers in their compliance requirements, and can also handle the new audit requirements for non-lenders who see the value of a third party audit.

Hello All, My team is working on a big project in Philadelphia right now where we are purchasing a lot and are building 40 condo units.

Recently I have teamed up with my parents to start investing and flipping real estate.