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Updated over 9 years ago,
New investor with a good problem
I've got a question for you all. I'm a new investor with very little track record. I'm a captain in the Air Force and make good w2 income and I'm moving from the info gathering stage to the buying stage. I talk a lot about what I'm learning here and through books etc at work and a guy I work with recently brought up buying a multi family in a partnership. I recently got a real estate license to buy and sell investment properties and I think that adds credibility in his eyes. I've got a good professional relationship with him and he's somewhat of a mentor to me. He bought a house in Denver about 10 years ago for cash and has been renting it for the last 8. He recently sold it and has 250k in cash ready to invest. I've got about 80k available cash. The problem is other than that there is no commercial track record. He would like to buy a 500k-1 mil property. I've got a good relationship with a loan officer at a local bank, and I plan on attacking every selling realtor locally on dot loop to find a property. I mentioned to him that most loans are going to expect the investor have a net worth high enough to cover the loan and his response was "it wouldn't be a problem". This is a huge jump above what I was looking for, but I'd love to make it happen. All input on how to succeed welcome....