thanks for the welcome biggrpro and ndg1I have a company called DCH Management,LLC , my site is www.investwithdch.com , I am primarily into single family rentals (I prefer Sec 8 tenants) , I am also starting a "flip" and in Phase 1 of drawing up plans for a small 16 unit sec 8 housing. just drawing up the plans is exhausting.

So there are incredible deals out there if you keep scanning the mls listings.The reason you want to raise capital in the early phases of your realestate investing career is to build up some cash so that you can buy your first apartment building.

if so, watch for environmental issues (i.e. phase I environmental inspection/phase II/ phase III - eeewwww).capital expense reports may prove to be helpful for the past X amount of years.

Sit on the sidelines in cash and await the inevitable capitulation phase of the bubble burst....could still be 2 yrs away.

In order to progress on the permit to different phases and to close out the permit, the inspector has to come out and make sure all work is performed to code.

That LLC has since purchased and sold 2 properties and is currently holding another in repair phase.

We're in a beta phase so the app is currently free for users to try out.

Additionally, as I enter phase II of life (the big "R" not too far off), I am in search of advice on good ways to build revenue streams from investment properties (single/duplex/ multi-family).

It seems like you're doing all the right things, I always tell people to fix their credit and learn about lending underwriting criteria while they are saving up for their first deal/in the education phase.

I am a new investor who is in the initial learning phase of real estate investing.