Hi Lawrence, 3 quick pointers:1. it's normal to be nervous with doing anything for the first time 2. over prepare, practice your scripts and role play3. it's just a conversation, don't sweat itAlso make sure you know what the goal of your call is.

Build to rent development is a great strategy.

The market in the area is dynamic and continually changing.

Keep in mind it is usually not cheap or 100% effective.

This is where everyone started.Residential investing is very forgiving by nature, you have to try hard to really screw it up.

Quote from @Jason Malabute: A 1031 exchange is possible.

For many, wholesaling is the first strategy that comes to mind—but here’s the truth: Wholesaling is tough.

What I am looking for at my age, is properties that will flow in the future to fund retirement travel, and MTR is where I am headed.But the reason for this post is I now need a structure(s) for what had been a concept. 

@Sam AugustHELOC money is expensive money, so borrowing via a HELOC to buy real estate won't work.

. …..now the problem is in the Tulsa area that deal that rents for $2000+ mo and can be purchased “all in” for $150K is much harder to find.