He is also an Investment Advisor and has placed clients in DSTs, so he's very familiar with the structure. 

@Jason Davis The residents will ultimately have the final decision on the Nov 3rd ballot.

I would suggest to look into an SBA 504 Loan, they might do 10% as well or have other options for you as well.Have you analyzed the business financials already?

It will be the hardest one you'll ever do.

The key was solid market research, proactive title work, and a well-timed exit strategy catering to local buyer demand.

The good news is in the past 90 days, I’ve been able to find much better deals by being proactive and shopping around, so there’s definitely hope.A few things that might help: look into an interest-only loan to lower your mortgage payments, consider mixing short-term and long-term rentals to stabilize cash flow, and shop around for better insurance rates.

They’ll help guide you through the process, assist with calculations, ARVs, and ensure you’re getting into the right deals.

I’ve been noticing some shifts in the NC market lately—especially with buyers being a bit more selective and rehab costs fluctuating.Would love to hear from others:How are you adjusting your flip or buy & hold strategies?

Does anyone have any good recommendations for a general contractor or a contracting company for flipping and brrr deals in the kc area. 

He's like one of the family?