Currently hold a corporate job which I plan on getting rid of within the next year thanks to my new career as a Real Estate Investor.Although I’ve just recently started my professional career as a Real Estate Investor, I’ve received extensive professional training from long time experts in the field, successfully closed a couple of deals of my own already; as well as helped Cash Buyers find great deals in my area meeting and exceeding their expectations.My immediate goal is to specialize in wholesaling deals, finding the best deals for my cash buyers per their personal criteria.My short to medium term goal is to buy and hold at least 5 or more rental properties consistently producing the highest cap rate possible with a double digit cash on cash return within the next 5 years.

I found this brief summary via FindLaw and wonder if it is relevant here:"Texas law states the squatter must actually use the property consistently and visibly for a period of time without the owner trying to remove the squatter.

Martin It would be a really good itdea to have an experienced Architect perform an accessibility review of your property for compliance with accsssibility standards.  

go hard, be consistent, push your limits a little and you'll find success!

Don't think you can rationalize paying credit card APRs with this strategy and end up ahead.You can get significantly and consistently better returns from your investments than you will lose through depreciation.

Most of this consisted of taking down existing wood paneling and prepping the walls to be painted.Next week the bathroom will be completed and the 2nd floor and first floor will be primed and painted as well

My business plan will have me wholesaling until I know marketing well enough to consistently generate the number of quality calls I need to hit my wholesaling revenue targets.

Of course I will have a business agreement in place stating this.I want to lend the 10k on terms and would like to receive monthly payments until the complex is performing at a certain standard. 

A large loss adjustor is going to come meet us on Monday with one of their preferred contractors to assess the damages and give us an estimate.It seems like the next step, which is probably the most important part of this process is to find a good contractor that can give both us a fair estimate to make sure the insurance company isn’t going to try and lowball us and perform quality work to restore the house.

Maybe something from B2R which would allow you to roll three or four loans in to one, which would allow you to perform your strategy two or three more times again?