Customers with good credit end up paying more when they use a "Broker" or Lender who are simply the "middle men".The other thing is there are new programs that only require 15% down for 2-4 units and almost all lenders and brokers require 20% to 25% or more for 2-4 unit multifamily investment purchases.

That is a quicker pace than the 38 days recorded in February but is up from 29 days a year ago.First-time buyers are increasing: The share of sales to first-time home buyers grew to 32%, up from 26% in February and 28% from a year earlier.All-cash sales still remain high: All-cash sales comprised 28% of transactions, down from 33% in February but up from 27% a year earlier.

But as many of us have concluded it’s mainly hitting the mediocre middle and lower end cabins.  

@Ryan RuncheyAside from DIY approach and the outsourcing approach, there is a middle way, and it may be just be the golden path for many newer investors.There are companies that will set up your account, customize it according to your needs, train you on how to maintain your own books, and help with support or troubleshooting when problems arise. 

Also go after the Mexican middle class crowd out of Mexico City.  

Although I was just involved in a deal where people were left 11 acres of land in the middle of nowhere.

A person can easily become discouraged by the pace of wealth building and take risks. 

I did a double framed wall with doubled 5/8" drywall on both sides with green glue and double insulation in the middle on my ADU, and it's beautiful.

BRRRR is great but chances finding a deal and getting all your money out with light rehab is slim to none unless you find your own lead.I operate in Baltimore in C+ areas which is still cheaper than many even wholesalers are overcharging for their off market deals.You either have to do heavier rehab or find a deal without a middle man.

Hey Kristi,Did you end up taking Pace's Gator course?