I am debating between attempting a BRRRR (using land equity to fund rehab) or a turn-key that would meet the FHA loan guidelines and just get an FHA loan.Any wisdom/guidance is greatly appreciated!

Anyone know of any investor (wholesale) friendly title companies or attorneys in Auburn, al area?

Hello,Does anyone know investor friendly New Jersey general contractors?

If I bought this house I would be able to rent out the other 2 bedrooms to close friends (who I have lived with before) so tenant problems wouldn't be too much of an issue.

Don't have anyone in my family or friend group involved in real estate investing, so I'm excited to learn and network here.About MeI currently live in Old Hickory, which is a suburb of Nashville, TN.

@Jason ColemanOne concern is if you aren't using it as your primary residence, you aren't abiding to FHA guidelines. 

I compared the lists and talked to people and simply took the dive and invested in Boise- I had neighbors from CA move there, had some friends who invested there in the past and took a trip and liked the area. 

That should be priority #1.Aside from that, keep telling friends & family about your ambitions.

Most people will be friends with you for freemost people will teach you for freeNot saying mentor ship is bad, but what are you paying for?

I am looking for any recommendations for investor friendly RE agents in Williamsport, Pa.