It is very cool to see what  @Andresa Lobrace and @Elizabeth Faircloth and many others are doing to help support other women investors. 

I tend to lever properties up to buy more, but since rates have outpaced rents, it's been more difficult to do so successfully. 

Creative financing tends to be slightly more expensive than traditional but is completed a lot quicker and has many more work arounds as well as being more flexible. 

I co-host a women’s online investing group for REIA and enjoy talking to people starting out. 

Those 100 degree days tend to slow us down a bit, though.Come on to town, we'll welcome you.

All about women supporting women.

I find new inspectors (both new to the profession and/or new to the city/county/etc.) tend to be the ones with the biggest power egos.

A multifamily deal is a resilient, recession-proof gold mine because rents tend to increase regardless of economic circumstances, there will always be more people than places to live, PERIOD.

I personally would avoid big banks like Chase, Wells, etc, or credit unions - they tend to have horrific underwriting process and could cost you your deal in a competitive situation.

I don't know Greg personally, but tends to be direct when I see him on the forums.