Rentals may be a little less exciting or emotional but I would say finding an area or numbers you can really get behind will bring you over that hump.

I only ask because most lenders can count the income from the second unit as part of the underwriting, so if you can find a duplex with a strong-paying second tenant, it might get you over the hump. 

I was still busting my hump and barely living “comfortably”.

That being said, as people continue this, they start using more secure methods to store their BTC in things like paper wallets or hardware wallets (USB drives & paper QR codes) - over time these physical wallets will inevitably break in some fashion or another.

@Kenneth Biason We actually just closed our first BRRRR deal with an out of state investor, who initially acquired a fully turnkey property from us. Being

The funds we place clients in have nothing to do with us being located in Colorado.

@Chris Piper I commend you for always going above and beyond to help newbie wholesalers get over the initial hump (s).

I would definitely find local meetups in your area, and start surrounding yourself with like-minded people, that is the best way to get over the first hump.

Also, partnering on larger stuff to get over the DTI hump since I acquired so quickly.

The problems are the humps you have to jump through which take time.