PPC is $$$ and should not be your first choice in my opinion. d4d or cold calling is more cost effective to start often. 

If you think you have the ability to raise sufficient equity to do the deal your best bet would be to find a local developer with expertise in this type of project to partner up.

Cash for keys is going to be your best bet.

The two used most often by my clients are Bret Winingar, Bravo Home Inspections, 501-258-6112, and Justin Ibbotson, 1st Choice Home inspections, 501-326-4980. 

But you can’t just look at the top / elite salespeople and say “I can do that no problem” and bet your income on it.Those top percent really hustle, even have to pay for additional staff to help them, and generally pay for additional advertising and services (eg professional photos, etc)Good luck.

If my options are pay $150 PMI or 15% more downpayment I will bet the $150 for the next 3 years as we are in a mkt where appreciation is no less than 5% annually. 

What’s the best financing choice?

I've been doing a lot of research about the whole process, but something nobody talks about is the design choices you go with for the interior and exterior of the home.I'm no interior designer, nor have I ever been in any way artistically skilled, so I'm wondering how other people like me tackle this problem. 

I bet local lenders, inspectors, title companies, and insurance folks would have a similar read. 

Either is good with me...realtor costs you money is only difference"**sends me a screenshot of his FICO score"Shows I've only been late 3 payments in 7 years and I'm sure those are bs cause I don't make late payments""Just trying to make you feel comfortable that I'm serious and good choice if we like it" My question - is this normal?