He said it had take a lot of time lining up his “team” - an attorney for each of the 10 states he was going to invest in, accountant, real estate agents for each of 10 states, title companies for each state, and insurance agents.  

I am real close to quitting.

I've worked with Tyler (being the agent) and myself being the lender on a few deals. 

@Tinia JamesWait on opening the LLC until you have gotten a few closings under your belt.

We do have a lawyer in mind and a real estate agent as well planned

The sales agent said he's built and sold other homes through her, so at first, it seemed like he is more like a GC who does this on the reg, but now it sounds like he and his family used the property last summer for family gatherings, etc. and actually lived there for awhile. 

I'm not close at all to being financially ready to look at purchasing properties, but I would love to connect with fellow members of the community, especially any New England-based investors that look to invest in buy and hold properties out of state.

If you didn’t want to restructure the primary, you could always get a small equity line or mortgage on that home to help utilize the funds needed for down payment / closing on the new home. 

Do you have a buyer’s agent?

They do well as registered agents.