Aside from using social media and content, make sure to "put yourself in the right rooms with the right people" and don't be afraid to roll your sleeves up with some good networking.

I don’t have any debt besides my mortgage fortunately or unfortunately however you look at it, and I’m not opposed to using my extra funds to buy down my mortgage but I’m afraid it won’t lower my DTI quite enough.

Don’t be afraid to reach out and offer value, even if it means going the extra mile in the beginning.

That said, they have the most to offer and aren't afraid of integrating with new tech and apps. 

what are you afraid of doing that could potentially cause you to get sued by something not covered by insurance?

But I am not afraid to say that I let people of Elite Legacy sucker me in.  

So, bad situations are simply part of the work of the landlord, absolutely NOT something to be afraid of only something to be prepared for.Tenants are like tires on your car.

There certain areas in town that you can have that return but you have to buy really deep and not been afraid of rehabs

Move slow, ask lots of questions, and don't be afraid to pass on a deal that doesn't feel right.Feel free to reach out if you want some resources on the Detroit market.

Jump in, ask questions, and don’t be afraid to share your journey.