The 203k is a long process, we started looking for properties in April and didn't get an offer accepted until the first week in June.

How can I find out the process and cost of rezoning?

I'm in the process of buying at minimum of 5 right now.

Chris mason-will adding my name to the title be a somewhat simple process and im not sure i understand the rate and term refinance all the way,any way you could elaborate?

@Mike Dymski According to the IRS, the person completing the cost segregation study needs to be familiar with the construction processes.

I am in the process of getting my real estate license and was wondering if anyone knew a knowledgeable person/ agent in the New Haven area that I can possibly contact for help.

I wouldn't become an agent first, that would just fill your head with ways to complicate and slow down the money making process of being a successful investor.

I was wondering if there were a few contractors in the Pierce County area that are familiar with the 203k process and how it works and any other advice that anyone might deem useful.

@Nathaniel Birdsong if you can verify that the foreclosure process was never started or foreclosed on then you should be able to go conventional.  

They will check your current living situation through the underwriting process before you close....meaning, if you own a property now, if you plan on selling it or renting it (since you will be moving out to occupy your new property) they will ask for those documentation items.