I’m trying to get the ball moving a little faster than what it is and with not being able to cash out or Heloc for another 6 months, im wondering if it would be worth it to go to a hard money lender?

I tried to use the BP calculator but even then I’m having a hard time knowing what the property is actually worth, or what it will  cost to put the work that needs to be done in it before renters move in.

To increase your knowledge and network, interact with their material, pose questions, and take part in debates.Volunteer or Intern: You might want to think about volunteering or interning with a property management company, real estate agency, or investment company in your community.

Hey Latonya, accepting out of state vouchers can increase your tenant pool and potentially increase your rental income, but it also introduces complexities like verifying voucher validity with distant agencies, dealing with unfamiliar local resources for the tenant and navigating potentially different eviction procedures in another state.

Scott's flipping books) alongside projected rents and vacancy rates to see if the numbers work for your target profit margins.Analyze rehab costs: Wichita's construction costs might be lower than coastal areas, potentially increasing your profit margins.Factor in holding costs: Consider how long it typically takes to rent properties in Wichita.

General should get 20 percent of building worth..Always Subs being paid within 24 hours of their arrangement. 

Millions of homeowners would then be underwater on their mortgage - owing more than it is worth - and would likely foreclose / declare bankruptcy, creating a credit crisis, unemployment would spike to 10%+ and on and on… No, no the price of homes, and really everything we pay for, is here to stay.

NET WORTH OVER 7 MILLION. 

However, rents increase.  

The IRS still doesn't like "short term" 1031s, with good reason - you need to ensure that you can 100% support that it was not a flip.This was not uncommon during 2020-2022 when prices were increasing at an incredible rate, I did have a few clients where they acquired a property that was truly intended to be a rental property, had a long history of buy / renovate / hold rentals, and then the market just blew up so fast that it changed the investment analysis for that property, or in several cases they actually just received unsolicited offers that they couldn't refuse.