If that's 25 dollars or 300 that's entirely up to you provided you comply with the law.2) You could pull the equity out in a cash out refinance, and use the proceeds to purchase another property and keep both.

I know this is an abstract topic, so ready to provide more context when prompted.

Any idea on where to find a builder like that? 

I've read online that you can get an FHA construction loan, but I can't seem to find much information or others with prior experience.Any thoughts or advice?

Been doing fix and flips for some time How did you find this deal and how did you negotiate it?

@Darrell Kirby, the typical sales contract in my state would provide for 2 basic possibilities if a buyer didn't perform according to the contract. 1.

I’m a total rookie, but I’m eager to learn how to create passive income and make smart investments.I’d love to connect with experienced investors and maybe even find a mentor who can help guide me along the way.

Where I'm stuck is whether I should use a metering system that pre-prints a stamp onto the envelop or find a machine that can place a physical stamp onto an envelope (obviously I can't sit there all day stamping).I'm thinking from the perspective of mail that looks to "businessy" vs. mail that looks more personalized for better response/conversion rates.

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