Forced Apperception (BRRRR or buying at a discount) allows me to build in equity from the beginning of the investment in case I need to fire sale the property for an unforeseeable reason. 

You in the right place to learn and build relationships with other investors and people to help you achieve your goals.

You have some interesting markets in FL that are still a little under the radar like Crystal River, but if you want a metro, Tampa/St.Pete is solid and still has inventory.But, there are A LOT of wannabe flippers and wholesalers who suck in FL so it is hard to just hop in and get stuff done before you build relationships.

I've found that by: - Providing Information - Building Rapport - Building Trust You can go a long way towards getting appraisers to err on the side of trying to help your appraisals come in at your target price.

Is the land build able or are there title restrictions or land conditions saying it will be forever green space?

Might as well start building that rapport.

Many lenders don’t want to discuss fully until I have a building permit. 

Build bridges with neighbors as an advocate for your MTR tenants.6) New construction was going up near a hospital and we made an offer on a new home, but it was the HOA that caused us to walk away because their rules were 6-month lease minimums.

I want to find agents and lenders for properties in the San Diego area. I would appreciate any information, introductions passed my way.Regards,Mark McRae

I am interested in buying an apartment building.