probably not a property a random out of state investor would want to buy and plan on not spending anything on though, yes? 

Hey @Bill Carroll I'm investing in MA myself, house hacking.

Just spoke with a business dev rep from BAM today, good conversation, said theyre not worried about rates right now and have plans in place to account for them. 

The easiest way to start investing in real estate is to purchase for owner occupancy - house hack, or BRRRRS. 

I’m planning to purchase a 3-4 multifamily house in Minneapolis.

@Taylor Evans I understand your concerns about TBTF, but most banks that would finance an investment property are TSTC (Too Small To Care).

My plan has been once i got situated with a stable source of income to start investing in rental properties.

At a high level, you’ll want to understand:• land acquisition• zoning + entitlement• architectural plans• permitting• financing (construction loan vs hard money)• GC bidding + subs• inspections• certificate of occupancy + exit strategyOnce you understand the order of operations, everything else starts to make sense.2.

I own an investment property in Austin, TX with significant equity that I'd like to access. 

When do plan on buying the property?