@Simon Cohn-GruenwaldPerhaps, call the RE offices in the area and ask them directly who in their office would be best for investment purchases.

I'm sure there is an office in close proximity to your property.

Hi Chris, I like you I have also wondered the same, but after watching the 90-day Challenge webinar and reading a few books, some of the points you want to consider are the Niche: SF, Multifamily, Office space, retail, etc., and also your strategy: Wholesale, fix and flip, BRRRR, etc.

My office is in downtown Brandon. 

I’m still in Philly but work expects me back in the office in January.

I just started to work through the Loan Signing System this weekend and would love to chat with any current loan signing agents, escrow officers, realtors etc that are in the Lexington Area.

I’ve bought a couple vacant commercial (office and retail) buildings.  

I can only assume the lawyer got his law degree from a box of Cracker Jacks.The Governors office has already stated that if he proceeds, he will be in violation of the law and subject to a $5000 fine. 

It can be up to 12 months, so ask your loan officer if your situation applies.If you want to BRRRR then you'll have to keep in mind 2 things: appraisal turn times, and appraisal requirements.

And if the rental portion was indeed just a room inside the main living area then that portion also could fall under the primary residence exclusion just like a home office.