Its in a semi rural area, but close to town and zoned industrial.

This way my PMI drops off after 20% equity is built and it adds to my cash flow.My question is, can I keep buying 5% down conventional properties, barring the lender gives me the loans?

The building that we have built would become our new main office. 

It was built in 1945 but has been renovated twice.

Just got the inspection.Would love some help looking for anything that may be a red flag.The house is a 3x1 single family built in 1970. 

Has one of those flipping/wholesaling seminars been thru town lately?

There's always an certain area in town that they rent from , but the next idea I had was changing the basement into additional space but how would I pay for a renovation such as that and how would I be able to label it as a true 3-4 bed room house ?

He moved out to an apartment after she filed for the divorce and she wanted to find something with cheaper rent in the same town to keep the children in the same schools. 

They wouldn’t tell me rates or terms until we discuss a specific property, but in any case this is a good sign.In case there are any doubts about the investment case, a deputy minister of infrastructure came out with a shocking statistic recently:In order for Ukraine to have the same m2 per capita as the European average, one BILLION square meters of residential real estate needs to be built.

Are you using hard money or have you built relationships with private money lenders?