Naturally with my age, non consistent income, and just now growing my credit, the local banks laugh at the idea of me buying a home soon, but I believe with my current mentors and available private money lending, acquiring my first property won’t be the problem.My question and needed help is on whether it would be smarter to flip a house first to seek cash profit to invest in the next deal or go through with the BRRR process?

I currently own a company which has over 24 properties and is acquiring more each month.

Say you find something that needed major rehab that you could acquire for 80k, needs 70k rehab but the ARV per the appraiser is 200k; I can put like 10 down and secure the construction loan, the first draw would be to acquire the property and then I can take subsequent draws up to 160 to cover the rehab/holding costs.

Hey Blaine,Treat the current owner as your first ever applicant for your newly acquired multi-family property.

Ask them to remedy this through modifying the order to require PROOF of hardship (lost jobs, don't qualify for unemployment, no money in bank accounts).

Hello Everyone!
Just going to make this post short and sweet. Does anyone have any sound advice when it comes to working with multiple partners to fund deals?

I have two newly acquired units I'm trying to rent out.

I am currently an investor here in Tampa and would love to help as much as I can with helping you acquire a property here.

I was wondering if anybody knew any state or local laws about remediation of abandoned underground tanks that are not used anymore on ones property.

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