@Simon Obas You have to work with lender who can guide you how to arrange your student loan payment.

And txt to arrange showings.

(Or if they arranged with another company to handle their clients?)

I imagine that there would be two stages of financing, but I am unsure of what this would/could look like in my scenario.If anyone has any insight or advice, it would be greatly appreciated.Regards,BradyPS: If you are in my area and would like to connect, shoot me a note.

My plan is to get to that stage with turnkey and then hone in one or two states and start building a reliable and trustworthy team (broker, inspector, appraiser, general contractor) to do BRRR. 

b) if you own 50% at end of land permitting stage, what is a good percentage of ownership to ask for in a long-term syndication?

I imagine that there would be two stages of financing, but I am unsure of what this would/could look like in my scenario.If anyone has any insight or advice, it would be greatly appreciated.Regards,BradyPS: If you are in my area and would like to connect, shoot me a note.

Hello there,My real estate agent arranged for inspection (for my first 4-units) this coming Thursday.He called me this afternoon to inform me that the listing agent refused the inspection as it passed 15 days from signing the sale contract.When I asked my agent about the reasons he stated that may be he doesn't want to do the repairs, as my loan is a residential HUD loan. 

Caught it in the early stage of foreclosure plus My Attorney knew the attorney who was doing the town foreclosure and they agreed to stop as long as the back taxes were paid.

Regarding the second stage - you need to have the right mindset - it's a numbers game.