Everyone around here seems really knowledgeable, and there has been a wealth of information thus far.Here's some background on me: I'm 20 years old, and a full time college student.

My business has really motivated me to eventually invest in real estate, particularly rehabbing, as I have the resources (employees/knowledge of work) to take on such projects.As finances are a factor, I'm also considering buying and fixing while living in the house.

This deal is not much money in terms of a loan, so I don't see why you couldn't do it that way, excluding any legal restrictions on the load.I'll let the mortgage experts weigh in on that point.Good Luck,Jason

Someone with more knowledge of the local market will have to answer than.You should consider finding a buyers agent to help you.

On the flipside I've contacted a real estate expert named Judson Voss who told me that some banks don't like properties to be wholesaled at all so they won't allow anything except a realtor commission.

On the flipside I've contacted a real estate expert named Judson Voss who told me that some banks don't like properties to be wholesaled at all so they won't allow anything except a realtor commission.

That forum is built for the knowledge of acquiring properties and then flipping properties.

It has motivated and helped me realize that I have had the knowledge and tools to some extent all this time but was more focused on just being a good employee, finding a husband, getting married, buying a house and having a baby.

I'd want to approach the homeowner from a position of knowledge.

Hello there Adam-Welcome to our site and as you can all ready see all of our members are kind people who wish to share their knowledge.