With the right people that is, which is the hard part.

Plus with rising inflation investors are going to want to park their money in hard assets since historically it's generally a good hedge against inflation.

This may be to deliberately prevent discovery of other electrical issues or prevent fire/injury.You will need some form of hard money or construction financing to purchase the property as is, and you will need to get the property occupant-ready to pass an appraisal before permanent financing is on the table.

Think hard about your criminal background criteria.

And all of that with training wheels, it is very hard to screw it up on a consequential scale.Because it is 2025 and RE is not cheap anymore I will encourage you to also look into building a business on the side.

Or is it a hard money then DSCR post?

.- I live in Raleigh, 10-50 unit complexes will be hard to come by unless you're okay paying a premium.

Like I said I do this but for much bigger deals and for my existing clients that are then using me to fund their deals.. and I have total control of the transaction.. these folks are going to learn the hard way. what happens when the deal does not close and the seller wont sign the release ???? 

So let's not be too hard on clients who want someone with hands on experience.You missed my point and my OB/GYN example though.

I may consider more passive investments , but that appears hard to come by.