As a recent college grad, I have a high monthly savings rate but limited capital at the moment, so an FHA loan is my only way to a deal in 2017 without a partner.

The newly remodeled houses I'm talking about are done beautifully, way over what the neighborhood norm is, and they're in low income neighborhoods.

At the moment I have just launched my first marketing/lead generation campaign and am holding out for the perfect starter deal.

Gentrification; beautiful old homes; Penn, Drexel and U of Sci Student housing.

There is an "jacuzzi room", which may sound luxurious but it's really just an unused space at the moment since the hot tub is very old and I am not convinced it actually works.

I have a house we just got for fairly cheap so wouldn’t house hack at the moment, but thanks for the advice!!

So I am stripping linoleum tile adhesive off of beautiful wood floors (yeah people are stupid) getting my rental property ready to rent and listening to the latest BP podcast on creative financing and got an idea and would like some ideas on structuring this deal.So awhile ago I was looking at a beautiful old house right on a main street across from a park, 3/1 with a 2 car detached originally listed at 109 k.

A lot of agents are willing to do that and there are about 7 interns working in my office at the moment.

I hate to say this, but they probably had you pegged as a pushover from the moment they first viewed your property. 

That’s the beauty of Bigger Pockets – decades of wisdom in a matter of hours on a complex deal for someone like myself.