Perhaps reevaluate your life to figure out what you could do to find a more well paid career and take steps to reach it while you are working any job.

By God's grace, last month, Doctor #14 figured out what was wrong, and I am now on a treatment plan.

I guess he either figures out it's better to own as a member or you all get into a tenants in common messy deal. 

By doing this, I figure I can significantly increase my ROI. 

I'm in the process of figuring out the rehab plan and would love some expert advice as I select my team and plan.

Based on his financial situation, he should be sure to set aside approximately 50% of the monthly income and build a reserve and I would recommend he cash-flow an additional $100 or more on top of that as a buffer.Jackie Bee makes over $100,000 a year, has almost no debt, and maintains a savings account with three months of income for emergencies.

but I’ve found that I’m constantly going back and forth between apps (Zillow, Trulia and Realtor) to figure out what info I need.Would be great if one site had all the info easy to access/search.I know some apps allow keyword searches but I think a 6 unit specifically may not show like something like “multi-family” would.

I realize that these are hefty goals and I figured that my "MINS" (most important next step) was to post on this forum and introduce myself to the community.

I want to try and keep my costs under that amount.  70% gives me a little buffer encase my Rehab goes over budget or the appraisal comes in lower than expected.Then it’s just a matter of subtracting all my costs to figure out what my max offer can be.  

(Approximately 200,000 over the life of the loan)2) What are the pros and cons for him selling the property to me on a land contract as it pertains to capital gains?