Additionally the seller, whose loan I promised to pay, now has a foreclosure on her record and her credit will be ruined.

BTW, lying about your qualifications will be problematic if someone does sign up, doesn't get a property bought and you are unable to reimburse them as promised for any reason. 

While these efforts hold promise for the future, I'm seeking practical strategies for navigating my current challenges.I'd greatly appreciate any insights, advice, or resources that you could share with me.

I've been fascinated with real estate for nearly a year and made a promise to myself that I would own my first multi-family at the beginning of 2025 and utilize my current time to look for deals and educate myself.

By acquiring multifamily properties at favorable cap rates and leveraging growth projections, investors can secure attractive returns over the long term.While multifamily real estate may be facing tough times in the short term, there are promising opportunities on the horizon for investors who can navigate the challenges effectively.

Unfortunately, more often than not PM companies are not fulfilling the promises they commit to at the signing of the contract!

Utilizing seller financing, we secured this promising single-family home for a purchase price of $106,000 with a $4,000 down payment.

Fake plants are great too and add freshness, nobody cares that they are fake. 

He did promise he will send me an email, which he never did.

Unless your ID is fake?