If anyone would be willing to share their contracts, that would be awesome.

Brandon and Riverview to the south and east (even Lakeland is looking more and more like a bedroom community). 

We would also prefer to not share a living space so maybe duplex, guest house, anything ADU and so on.Things like-Areas to focus on in Houston?

Thanks for sharing!

I approached him with my interest in the topic and he shared some info and also asked if I may want to be a gap lender (or other avenue of lending) for some of his deals.I thought it all sounded good and am now preparing for my first deal with him.I am primarily concerned with my risk in this deal.

The reason for this is that beyond financial analysis - risk and preference of asset classes can be a personal decision; people sharing their stories and journeys becomes a useful perspective. 

Hi BP community of San Diego, I am looking to renovate a small (and only) ~45 sq ft bathroom and some minor kitchen work in our soon to be first rental! 

That way you know they are active in the BP community!

And you can have up to 11 of those loans under your name. so the process is repeatable as long as you follow the guidelines. im not saying its the best option, but im saying its a viable option, and what annoys me most is when I see so much misinformation posted about it anywhere. the reason I created my YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram communities around the topics was because I saw how many times people were posting here asking questions about the 203k and were getting the wrong answers or mislead constantly by people with no deep & hands on experience with the program. 

They were listeners of our podcast, and said it helped them get into multifmailyOther ways to source deals: Go to community banks, connect with other real estate professionals, go to meet ups, join FB groups, join mentorships and their communities, reach out to wholesalers, and like mentioned, find out all the brokers in your market and opt in to their listHope that helpsGino