The risk here is what if I can't pull my money back out and don't get to cash out refi the amount I want.

I know we've all heard about wholesaling and how it can make you money and help get things started when you have little to no capital, so ideally I would like to learn to wholesale to start out then flipping and buy and hold etc.

Tired of landlording or looking to reposition the money or something else?

Rachel left her engineering job to broker full time too.I'm happy to help you gain some confidence evaluating properties (whether it's BRRR, ADU conversion, or DADU development) and build your team (contractors, conventional lenders, hard money lenders, etc.).

As best I can I point out either evidence of issues if we can see them when we show homes, so you don't waste inspection and option money on homes you end up not really wanting to buy.   

The RAFT money would better utilized in a case of emergency.

Approaching the long-term tenant with a proposal to increase her rent to $3,000/month while explaining your original intention to convert the unit to Section 8 is a fair and considerate approach.

Again, if you are financing the rehab costs then this question becomes highly critical.There is good money to be made in expensive neighborhoods and also in low-cost neighborhoods. 

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Where is the money going to come from to make this happen?