Had a deal in July where the lender backed out literally three days before closing — no warning, just a sudden change in their lending criteria.

If there's a significant delta, then you can expect to pay moremaintenance is a little light.

I have some lights on what to do, but I would love to know opinions from others!

I'm open to both turn-key and light fixer-upper properties- not full guy jobs, but something where I could possibly add some value.my price range is around 400-550k, and I'm planning on putting 15-20% down.

Most of my options were breakeven haha still learning the game.I am in the process of finalizing what the exterior finish will be on my new build, most likely very light grey stucco, pretty excited about it.

A small multifamily (duplex/tri) in a stable neighborhood with light value-add potential is often a smart entry point.Feel free to reach out or DM if you ever want to bounce ideas.

This not something to take lightly if you have hundreds of thousands in equity AFTER paying off his debts.

I’d look at:Turnkey long-term rentals (LTRs) in affordable, landlord-friendly marketsSmall multifamily (duplex/quad) in the Midwest or Southeast“Light rehab” rental with a local team if you’re confident managing from a distanceThese approaches let you leverage your project management background without putting all your time or capital at risk up front.2.

Show them the light!

The question is would this be enough to flip a house roughly around $250k-$350k with a hard money loan and a light rehab?