Billy RogersTwo years is a very short time to go into full-time investing starting with no cash but working in real estate full time in two years is more than attainable.

I've been trying to find the right angle to get my foot in the door with some real estate with the goal in mind of attaining financial freedom and not having to punch a clock every day.

I am setting small attainable goals and will take the suggestion of using the list.

I have a lot of outside investors that require me to attain a certain rent that may be overpriced from anywhere from 50-200 a month.After a while on the market, you're in the negative compared to renting it at the lower price.

ie. trade up from a 1 br apartment to a 250 unit apartment building, through realistically attainable deals, rehabs, financing, and value plays?

So much of what you attain or reach as far as your goals are concerned is determined by your attitude toward it.

I will utilize my real-estate agent to pull true numbers.20% down, 30 years fixed (I'm unfamiliar with abbreviations)2% seems high for my area, but I'm sure its attainable in some situations.

:) I definitely think your goals are attainable, with the 50k purchase of $100 per month.

That would allow me to attain the property for 252k and I think lenders don't usually allow double closes so I'd have to wait 30 days after taking title and then flip to an end cash buyer for 300k-320k.

My family and I own a commercial property located in Williamsburg Brooklyn which has seen an immense upswing in development in the past 8 years. The building was zoned m1 when we purchased it in 1993 and we curren...