During the process of looking for a house I came across one the Biggerpocket YouTube videos and absolute loved the idea.Instead of taking our saving and putting it towards a mediocre house that would appreciate in short amount of time, why not have the 4 walls work for me instead the other way around?

However, I have a few leads, but I'd like a mentor/partner to guide me through the process.

Once they are foreclosed the bank owns them, and it is trickier to get the right to wholesale- they want the most they can get and they have formal processes to go through.

Is it possible to hire a real estate agent to assist with the auction process?

How can this be if the probate process just started?

We are exploring options as far as straight rezoning in High-Density Residential or working through the PUD process to gain an additional 20+ units. 40 are use-by-right within the zoning.

The whole purchase agreement process happened so fast I’m still thinking about what I left on the negotiation table!

Thanks, That doesn't sound illogical for the actual mapping process costs from Civil and city fees - I haven't done a 34 unit mapping project, but everything I've experienced suggests costs are less than linear as number of units increase.I would doubt that $100k budget includes right of way or utility work.Does that $100k include legal fees associated with HOA creation and establishment?

My plan is to offer 10% interest to my investors, paid out monthly, take 6 months to 1 year to complete the reno-rent-refi process, and then pay out the investors.I'm not going to go into too much detail on the deal right now, but I will say that i'm very confident in it. 

Was notified this morning that VRBO will now be charing a 3% fee when processing eChecks.