I can't imagine it going as smoothly if it were a 3br 1ba house.My advice would be to first talk to your friends and people you know to see if anyone would like to rent a room. 

No worries there, it's a super smooth process and they lead you by the hand with forms etc.With that said, there's 2 reasons I don't like FCI as a buyer:1) they don't set prices or filter the notes on there so there is a lot of junk.

Once I started paying this expedited fee, things went very smoothly because I got priority.  

It will go a long way to smoothing things out as you go along I'm sure.If you really want to find the best in our area just reach out and ask other investors who they are using.

Luckily it went smooth, that could have turned out to be a mess. 

It went smooth and now I am looking for another deal.

Once it's snapped together, it's waterproof, and you don't need an underlayment or any prep on the concrete as long as it's smooth and level.

The beautiful thing about my credit union is that they can get you a HELOC in a week if everything goes smoothly, or two weeks max.

Flipping isn't investing ..... it's working- Wholesaling - If you want to become a real estate marketer you can possibly make some pretty decent pay checks, but you will need to shell out a bunch of time and money to get your marketing in place... but remember, there are a ton of other beginners trying the same thing (because they are told it is easy) and there are many seasoned pros who have a system already running smoothly competing for the sellers you are marketing to.- Flipping - easily a full time job and maybe more (I have put in a bunch of 12 your days flipping a house) and the best way to lose your a$$.... besides giving all your cash to a guru.

Or in person Curt, all kinds of smooth talkers out there, especially at investor meetings.