I know these markets can be tough to break into, but I’d love to hear from anyone who has experience house hacking or investing locally — especially around financing options and finding investor-friendly agents and lenders.For context:Credit score: 760+Down payment: around $45KGoal: owner-occupied small multifamilyIs this even possible in these markets right now?

It’s a very landlord-friendly state too, which helps a ton when managing rentals.

Together, we’re passionate about building generational wealth for our family and contributing to the broader community with integrity and excellence.While I’m new to wholesaling, I’m here to learn, grow, and connect with investor-friendly agents, cash buyers, and mentors who are open to sharing their experience.

Can you or your friends “fight”?  

Looking for potential mentors, partners, hard money lenders, and investor friendly agents! 

My focus is on BRRRR and small multi-family properties in the $80K–$125K range in landlord-friendly markets with steady job growth.One thing I’ve noticed is how easy it is to get stuck in “education mode” — reading, analyzing, and planning — without actually taking the next step.

The lending part is easy, just ask a local investor/investor friendly realtor for recommendations.   

My target is the $80K–$125K range in landlord-friendly markets with steady job growth.

Good day BP friends.

I know Lennar offers an investor-friendly product, but I don't know if it would cash flow in this market.