I'm doing this full time and it's tough even with a good marketing budget.

Would the time the property spends under construction count towards the 1 year of living in the property before being eligible for another FHA loan?

Looking back that seems maybe not to have actually been the case and I've been under the wrong impression for all these years.Secondly, friends have less than 2k to spend upfront.

Other than spending time with my wife and three daughters (including twins!)

I have read almost every article I could find on BP about wholesaling and beginner investing, and I truly feel as though I don't need to spend money on getting a real estate license just yet.

When you shoot for the completed project (on time and on budget) "moon", but fail to complete and find yourself amoung the partially constructed "stars" you usually find yourself crashing back to earth with less than your original $120k.

I plan on painting today I dont have any more money in the budget for odor blocking primer.These tenants were only in the apartment for six months.

My suggestion is to make the home as attractive as possible within the budget you allocated.

I am looking for information on contractors and budgeting as well as financing.

We have used a normal LLC for our residential business and a separate one for our multifamily projects.But dont just take my word for it, spend the $$ and sit down with a lawyer in the DFW area.