A 203k is what I used on our personal home and let me tell you, it was a MISERABLE experience, but at the time, it was our only option as I had just started a new job and had to do a 90-day "trial" as a contractor.

We're not that big yet and we manage about 40 - 50 units and we've done around 12 contracting jobs this year.  

My plan is to focus on wholesaling and the occasional fix and flip to start and then open it up to holding some properties for cash flow.I'm stoked to be a part of the BP community and learn from all of you!  

At 50-90k that sounds like a total gut job

He moved in, and then lost his job.

They probably have minimums or if it’s a small job you will more than likely get prices all over the map.

I work, I just don't have a steady "job".

If you are really new and don’t have anyone you know then go to the city and ask them anything and everything you can...planning, zoning, building departments, fire, development, Enviromental, concurrency  ect. ect. that is there job and why we pay taxes.

We need to make a decision rather soon as we are moving to another state for a new job in the next 6 weeks.  

Austin did a great job specifically pointing to the text of the bill.