I've been very blessed to grow from 0 to 13 properties (mostly all rehabbed) this past year and plan to continue to grow very quickly, but, I want to make sure I'm doing it strategically, and intelligently!

I have many rentals as well as 4 flip properties going on in different stages which are strategically scheduled.

We were strategizing on how we could help you liquidate your properties through our network.  

College also gave me solid background and confidence.That said, you have to be strategic about it.

I think some investors will try to skirt the building inspectors and not permit/strategically permit because of the perceived hassle, cost, and added timeline of dealing with the local building department. 

There is a lot of foreclosure in my area and this could be a very viable opportunity for buyers sellers, and me (provided that I am able to do strategic deals).

As a financial advisor & accountant, I would be able to formulate how to save on taxes and explain to you how well the business is doing.I don't think Stessa is bad at all.

These limits can be found on the HUD website:  https://entp.hud.gov/idapp/html/hicostlook.cfmI would like to hear from people who actually did use an FHA in a strategic way like you suggest.

I'm hoping that one day I can strategically make my cash flow in such a way that student loans and job security are no longer a source of stress. 

Ultimately, in my opinion college will teach you to learn and think more critically and strategically.