I generally ambush someone I think to be a contractor (full cart of building materials), who looks professional and organized.

One of the most knowledgeable, professional & reasonably priced individuals I've ever paid in any field.

@Kevin Pruitt sent you a private message 😊

-Seeking funding (brokers or creative) most likely FHA-Appraising and estimating repair costs alongside professionals to get an idea of the process-Building relationships with contractors, getting estimates on potential projects (also, reading to get a general sense of ARP)-Learning and executing rehabs, by self and delegating to contractors.

Many people, mostly young urban professionals, are moving into the city and surrounding areas to take advantage of this growth.

As always, don't trust the internet, seek professional advice.

Lots to look into here, might be worth hiring a professional to make sure you do it correctly. 

Really stirred opinion and professional answers!

Pay extraordinary fees from a private or Hard Money Lender today.

For you to get that type of rent, you'll wind up renting to professional roommates, and it's hit or miss, and so far for me, mostly miss.