After educating myself for some time, I’ve been making baby steps in developing my plan and strategy to purchase my 1st property.I recently spoke with an investor friendly real estate agent and he told me the 1st thing he would need from me, before making any suggestions or taking the next steps, is for me to speak with a lender and find out what I qualify for and how much of a down payment I am able to put down.He suggested a couple mortgage brokers for me to reach out to.How would I go about reaching out to them?

@Dylan Cronkhite get it baby!!!!

I like it but when I go to sell I will have eliminated an entire demographic (like most baby boomers) from considering my home.6.

We are currently renting a 2bd and need to move to a 3bd because of the new baby.

Hi everyone, I'm originally from New York City but currently, I live in Newark, NJ and I'm a mother of a baby boy.

But location within the city plays a major role, too. The

BRRRR baby. 

Too difficult to get out right now with a 2 week old baby at home.

Most clients I have are not trust fund babies.

I wish i could learn from the top agent and offer my labor for free but me and my wife just had our baby 3 months ago and i cant just stop putting food on the table.