@Mario Casarez hey Mario, Id agree with @Paul Welden - HomeStyle is a great renovation loan program (and is still available) to jumpstart your BRRR investing, but it really depends on a few factors to determine which loan option is best between Homestyle, 203k, hard money, etc.

If you haven’t staged any yet, stage your own home and take pictures for a start.What’s important to me is responsiveness, ability to get the job completed efficiently, having an eye for what style of furnishings will show off the property best, having inventory options and reasonable fees for the clients.Much success to you!

There are a few other forces boosting that demand as well, including ever-increasing rents (which lead people to become owners instead of renters), the ability to work remotely (which in NH has created an influx of people from more expensive neighboring states), etc.On the supply side, inventory had been on a downward trend for at least the past three years, and the pandemic exacerbated the problem. 

The success of the property is hinged upon the manager's honesty, negotiation skills, work ethic, and ability to look like Jean Claude Van Damme.

A proper pipeline is a must as is the ability to put leads into a followup drip sequence. 

I am 19 I work as a cement mason making decent money for my age and I have recently gained the ability to build credit, so I still have no credit score.

I'm trying to determine my best route forward.

They have every ability to block the lot split and the sales, since your land is pledged as collateral to their loan.I am not a 1031 expert, but I believe the sales would not be eligible for 1031, since the entire intent of the deal is to flip at least part of the property.  

The quality of your presentation and the numbers on your deals will have a lot to do with your ability to raise funds.

Supporting skills include the ability to pester 1,000 people while looking for the 1 desperate person who has no idea of market value, realtors or auctioneers.