I invested in a development project a few months ago that is expected to start paying quarterly returns in Q3 of 2020 so I guess you I could consider that my 1st deal but I am looking more towards a flip or BRRR opportunity as an official 1st.

I obviously plan to request detailed POS reports, purchase receipts, bank statements, payroll reports, tax returns, and all the rest, but I'm not sure I can dig into all that within 20 days.Thanks in advance for any guidance!

Only one unit is being leased out right now and it is the 3/2 that is upstairs for $535/m which is severely under market, we estimate the market rent to be about $1050/m each 3/2 and $750 for the 1/1 but the rest have to be finished out to be rentable.

So i was thinking about going a little different and see how it turns out  who knows maybe that is what will set my spec homes that i built (hopefully in the near future)  apart from the  rest in a good way

As all the pod-casts says, what sets apart the successful from the rest is actually being persistent and being a go getter.

@Lee Arnold  I get it that sometimes people need a good kick in the butt to get them started, but personally I am more the type that decides I want something and don't stop until the pile of bodies jams the wheels, then I'll get out and walk the rest of the way.

So check with the building dept or code official to see if that would be required. 

I'm really, really skeptical that wiring a compressor to a garage subpanel had any impact at all on the main panel or the rest of the house.  

We actually just had an un-official BP meetup tonight here in Shreveport/Bossier.

Check with local zoning officials first.