The Lending Products that they have are: Permanent, Bridge, Working Capital, Predevelopment, Acquisition, Construction, and Mini-Permanent.

@Kevin Jorgensen Every time you sell, you pay commissions; every time you buy, you pay acquisition costs (finance charges, inspection, appraisal, ..) as well as the costs to get the new place to rentable condition. 

What do your acquisition costs to rent ratios and cashflow look like?

It must be purchased at a discount, it should require significant repairs/upgrading, and must be able to recoup most of your acquisition/rehab/closing/holding costs when you refinance. 

You just might save up as much money as you can and take advantage of property acquisition at that time.  

Morris Invest is on the acquisition side and Oceanpoint is the PM / General Contractor.  

Hello,I'm a real estate investor from New Zealand, who is looking to make some acquisitions in the US market (east coast). 

I plan to hire someone I know as an Acquisitions Manager.  

My advice is to start out "right" and put your acquisitions into a business entity structure from day one for estate planning, tax advantage and asset protection.

I am a new investor and I am about to make my first acquisition in the Homestead area in South FL.