I’m currently an investor based out of the Los Angeles County area and would be great to network as well as offer any help or share any deals that I may come across.

I want to see what value I can offer anyone in the Houston metro and be able to learn and grow together along the way. nice meeting y'all feel free to reach out and connect.

Realize that if the place needs repairs, that will be reflected in the offers you get. 

Hometrust has never offered such a deal (their rehab estimates are laughably low) I would like to hear what other investors are finding that even comes close to the 70% rule and how you are finding them. 

Within the BP community you'll find plenty of lenders  that offer both products.

1) Perhaps finding a cheaper property to buy, and becoming a negotiator in the offer.2) We still need a list of trade contractors with whom an ongoing relationship can be maintained.

Do I need to secure a sponsoring broker who offers all these products?

And while i haven't seen it reflected in the monthly reports, from helping some house hacking clients and some other first-time buyers in Denver lately, I can feel the market heating up -- more homes going in the first weekend, more going for over asking, more multiple offer situation. if you're breaking even, then great.

I'm at a turn in my career where having 100+ units isn't sexy on top of that I like restoring communities by removing blight and offering employment opportunities and strategically in LMI areas that just have a stupid dogmatic mindset by the greater population that it's not an "ideal" area (i.e.

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