Eventually I would want to get into renting and possibly Airbnb in addition to the fix and flip.If anyone has any suggestions to help me figure things out, I would love to hear them!

I've heard people going out there and doing creative real estate deals with low-to-no-money down (these deals are hard to come by . . . if you have no money, then you got to spend your time and effort).Listen to the BiggerPockets podcast show #77 with Michael Quarles.

Negotiations led to a groundbreaking deal with seller financing: 0% down, a 5-year balloon at 5%, and an additional $20,000 at 5% interest upon the liquidation of their business, providing a financial buffer during our transition.Equally crucial was engaging the managers who knew the ins and outs of the business.

I hope that someone will know about this other programs and to get your guys feedback since I am planing on getting better in organizing our spending and savings for the next deal.  

However, military who occupy a house for 2 years can get an extension of an additional 10 years and still have capital gains excluded.  

We currently have 7 buildings, 8 units, and are adding at least 5 more buildings this year with an additional 9 units.  

I think they call it "the hood" because there are mobile homes on my block and it's not water-front, and while mine is a mobile home, it has two additions that make it look like a full sized house.

Additionally, I'm looking to connect with other investors to continue expanding my network. 

Don’t forget about 5% cost to close in addition to the purchase price.Assume leverage of about 65% on a $2.9M purchase price, you’d need to invest around $1M just to get that cash flow.

If they'll be buying another house immediately, it prob wouldn't work as the existing mortgage will still stay on their credit, and they wouldn't qualify for an additional mortgage.