Maybe spend the next year coming up with a very specific plan of action on what you want to invest in and where and how you're going to do it and then work towards the goals.

We plan to take out a wall and add an island to open the kitchen up, take the carpet out of the bathrooms, replace most of the flooring, finish the 4th bedroom and the rest of the basement, and various other minor updates.

While approval might pose a challenge due to your lack of flipping experience, a solid renovation plan and clear exit strategy can bolster your chances, especially with strong credit.

For example above $1M-2M might be capped or vice versa, luxury properties could come with a premium compensation plan since they are more difficult to market and transact. - In competitive markets for hot properties, how the buyer's broker is compensated will have a major impact on the option the seller chooses.

My plan is to request the "nota simple" for each of them to get the name of the owner(s).

Was it a good plan?

My brother has the same 10 units (2 separate sets of 5-unit) townhouses built next to this property so I will be using a floor plan similar to his units. 

@Shango Collier we do not have the BRRRR Bootcamp planned for the Summer, but may have it again for the Fall Bootcamps.

Probably not what the investor wants to hear, but be ready to pay a little more to ensure a timely finish - unless they plan to project manage their own jobs.

Realtors are licensed and background checked and you also have to pay for monthly access for the Supraboxes...so again to buy 1-2-3 houses a year, probably not worth the headache and expense.How many houses do you plan to buy?