If you are buying from HUD, you will be contractually obligated to occupy the home for 12 months.

I’ve been listening to the BiggerPockets podcast daily on my commute and finally decided to jump into the forums to learn, connect, and start taking action.A little about me:I work as a Substation Design Engineer and currently live near the Jersey Shore.I’m focused on learning about house hacking, buy-and-hold rentals, and creative financing strategies.Right now, my biggest challenges are:Understanding the best financing options for a first-time investor.Finding a solid market near me that aligns with my budget and goals.Learning how to analyze deals with confidence.If anyone has tips, resources, or experiences they’d be willing to share, I’d love to hear them!

I know a few investors in college towns who make a killing from buying homes, renovating, then renting out to multiple students per each room.

An opportunity to buy my second property has come.

Whether you're diving into BRRRRs, flips, buy-and-holds, or turnkey properties, my team and I are here to ensure your success.What sets us apart?

I definitely want to buy more properties.

Now, if you're buying in the name of the LLC and you're doing a DSCR deal, that will be irrelevant.

I then did some wholesaling, land flipping, did some more buying and am now just doing lending to build up active income.

In terms of buying vs. selling - it really depends on your situation and what your goals are. 

Whether you are a veteran looking to buy a home or an investor seeking the right funding for your next deal, I am here so put me to work.