Here we go again, newer posts framing the deal and offering assistance.....LOLThe OP needs to do some more reading here to get some basic stuff in mind and boil it down to what she wants to do.One is no better than another, there are good deals in all of those aspects as well as way over priced properties.You need to know your market, study and learn how to compare properties before jumping in, you could end up looking at a FSBO and an REO....IMO, you'll usually find a short sale or ORE for less than a FSBO since the owner trying to sell is usually trying to get all they can and save as much as they can, might be due to their mortgage too...No way to say one is better than another.....

In some places you can get a contractor's license, but here it requires a tuff test of code requirements, techniques and legal contracting aspects and requires experience to be shown.To compare prices, get a bid per square.

We were hoping for your help in one aspect of the new homepage, a photo to be used as the main image of the page.

In addition, I can get a premium rent and sales price because of the option to purchase aspect of it.

So long as your market will support several aspects of RE a team approach is a very good way to build your business.It may have been late for you, take another stab at it as I'm not really getting the rest

So that is just one aspect for me to consider and a few others as well.Once I get started I will be reaching out to all of you for either your opinion, suggestion or offer you a deal.

I had some and while it is money, it's not a big money maker IMO for the landlord, more of a marketing aspect for your units.

Just like real property, assemble a team to cover the different aspects of the process including origination, servicing and legal.

Personally, I love the community building aspect.

Another aspect is management, while the bank will smile at you for your plan, they will also see that you have poor cash management skills.