But if you’re too busy to do that, then a few other options maybe:1) syndication - but you would really want to vet the syndicator and see their track record especially how they’re doing during this downturn.2) Buy turnkey properties that are managed by the turnkey company.

Find a market you like, then look for a really good property manager with a long track record.

Many more disturbing facts and allegations are available in public court documents: https://unicourt.com/case/pc-bk5-metallic-blue-development-llc-2058799.Bankruptcy cases can take years to unravel and most of us are expecting to recover pennies on the dollar at best.Make your own judgement on trusting people with a track record like that.

I would encourage you to seek counsel, New Western has a reputation for this type of behavior and a track record of pushing misrepresented deals to novice buyers. 

I think you are definitely on the right track, but I think your next moves depend on how aggressive you want to be.

It does not happen overnight and having a track record is especially helpful in scaling this.

Had the same issue, sorry but I have no solution.I opened two tickets with them but there's no ticket tracking, and no response whatsoever that they even received the ticket.

Hey @Kevin Romines, I think I tracked with all of that except for 1 thing: when I purchase (finance) an investment property, do I buy that one with its own All in One or are you saying to put the $ from that one into the primary or ??

Assign due dates to those steps and have a system or process in place for tracking your progress whether that be as simple as being written down in your notebook or as complex as having a project management software.

Getting a HELOC without a full appraisal can be tricky, but there are a few ways it might be possible, especially if you’ve added significant value to your property.Showing Recent Home Improvements : Providing documentation of recent home improvements and their costs might convince a lender to waive the full appraisal.High Equity : If you have a significant amount of equity in your home, lenders might be more flexible with appraisal requirements.Streamlined HELOC Programs : Some lenders offer streamlined or fast-track HELOC programs that don't require a full appraisal.