They also have a comprehensive education program that would help you as you're getting started. 

This wasn't taken seriously by many sponsors (who used these methods to attract capital as well as reduce the amount of capital they needed to raise) as well as investors (many of whom didn't understand the risks nor were they educated on these risks by the sponsor outside of a paragraph buried in a 100 page PPM).

EDUCATE YOURSELF - yes, it will take time, but will lead to a selection that better meets your expectations & avoids potentially costly surprises!

By educating yourself, planning carefully, and leveraging the expertise of professionals, you're setting a solid foundation for a successful rental property portfolio.Feel free to ask any questions or seek advice as you embark on this exciting journey as I am a loan officer.

EDUCATE YOURSELF - yes, it will take time, but will lead to a selection that better meets your expectations & avoids potentially costly surprises!

I would also say that going through the ADU process is a good (but expensive) education.

Right now that is primarily education and finding deals.We don't have any liquid capital.

What I liked about his was it was focused more on the actions to take rather than just education.

Please think about this between now and then; bare bones, you need some education and access to tolls (assessor data and bulk mail printing) to but property right.

@Michael LindeYou will need to get educated on it - start by going over to the tax lien and mortgage note forum here on BP and watch some videos on YouTube.Full disclosure - unless you have a few hundred grand to invest notes probably not what you’re gonna be looking for.