Stick with it you will definitely eventually get a home!

I bought a house(as a primary residence) a few years ago and renovated it and eventually did a cash out refinance to pay off my school loans and then had some left over.

If you apply it on a regular basis, then you'll eventually see the results.

Year 1 Lock down first investment propertyRent out current unit Develop relationships with contractors and establish remodel teamLocate hard money lenders and qualified investors in local marketMaster competitive market analysis and find opportunities Look at 5 properties a day to determine marketability Convert 2BR/2Bth unit into 3/2there are more but these are most important to me right now. 

The plan is to renovate the back unit and make both units into either AIRBNB's or rentals - EVENTUALLY!

Eventually we fired the first contractor (losing $$$$$ we paid him) and hired a new contractor who is now reworking some of our former contractors work and finishing the addition.

I'm not living here forever either so I was able to get my rate down further by doing a 10 year fixed then it converts to and ARM. 

Hi Everyone, I converted my 2-flat apartment building into a legal 3-flat using a cashout. 

First of all it’s two properties that has been converted to one that also has two separate deeds.

Hello everyone I’m back again with more questions and a little bit of an updated plan as I’ve been doing some research just want some feedback and possibly some motivation stories appreciate it ahead of time.I’m 21 working like a mad man at my day job picking up as much overtime as possible and listening to podcasts all day while I’m there learning on the clock as well off the clock I make decent money (not enough to raise a family on) so my plan is to use the BRRR method & house hack a duplex - quad and buy and hold long term and eventually go commercial with big apartments so I can have all units in the same place i don’t have a team at the moment nor have I contacted anyone as I don’t have a need for them yet I’m still in my accumulation phase (knowledge and capitol) My questions areIs there an equivalent to a 203k loan that’s conventional I don’t want to have to deal with mortgage insurance forever?