@Cole McMath as far as looking for wholesalers I would say a combination of facebook groups, searching here on BP and also asking other investors in the areas you want to invest.

.- My wife fully owns a property that she rents out for $2000 with equity available of $350k- Our combined income from employment is $280k- Our combined credit card debt $15,900 both at 0% rates- Monthly credit card spend of $1500-$1800 (includes groceries, cell phone bill, cable, shopping etc)- $800 vehicle insurance per year- Savings of $80k- Combined 401k/IRA/just for fun trading accounts of $275k- We have 2 toddlers that we would like to provide for with long term assetsSeeking to purchase a new construction property as either new primary home or investment with a purchase price of ~$1M in our city and 10 year tax abatement.

@Robb Randy Beyer You can cash out same time by combining both mortgages. 

Site layout,   This may be a little disjointed, I am combining 3 different blogs and discussions I have had.1. 

Account Closed For the first property, the combination of "dedicated" bank account and/or credit card and excel sheet will be a good start.

I would look into doing either a BRRRR or a combination of BRRRR/house hack.

Combined with a huge state deficit and proposed budget cuts of over $1B to cover this, do you think there is a coming eviction surge?

But again, I'm not planning on going under water - so is it really that much of an advantage worth the messiness or combining both properties into one loan? 

Figure $800- $1000 a year combined for a duplex and up from there for a tri/quad.

We are a well off young couple that has fixed and flipped our first home and are living in a 350k house and make about 140k combined(not gloating just trying to give you an idea of our economic status).