The officer who works 5PM to 5 AM shift called around 3 PM today.

@George Moussallie Days On Market (DOM) are up EVERYWHERE. 

You’re spot on that your first step should be connecting with a lender, the key is finding someone who understands investors, offers creative financing, and can guide you through your first deals.From a tax perspective, it’s important to understand the benefits from day one and how they fit into your overall financial picture.

My framer said that it shaved a day off on the walls alone.

Curious to hear what other investors are experiencing with holding costs and renovation timelines.

Instead of looking for 1-4 MF or SFR, I would look for a desirable area that you would want to live, with great schools. 

However, it never hurts to experiment.

If they get defensive then they're daisy chaining it without the original wholesaler's knowledge.Also, some wholesalers may try to rush your due diligence period. 10 days for a serious buyer is doable.

Most people rush in with no roadmap.Since you’re a first-time buyer and plan to live in one unit, you’re in the perfect position to use house-hacking to build wealth safely.

Long story short the day my tenants paid the bulk of the mortgage we did a lot more fun activities like vacation/ traveling  that was a large part do to the fact my wife and I were not dependent on working 40 hours per week to pay a mortgage.