And yet, they still have to hassle me about things like equity positions, seasoning, and all the other rigor marole.

@Joel Owens that makes a lot of sense and I will keep that in the back of my mind as I navigate residential at first.

It's more Real Estate Agent based but I've found ActiveRain to be helpful sometimes:https://activerain.com/Reddit also has a forum that might be a little harder to navigate but still has plenty of info: https://www.reddit.com/r/realestateinvesting/

On a weekly basis that's about 15-20 new leads for both counties.If your interested as how to navigate the site don't hesitate to call. 

Hi Brandon Roberts I’ve had to navigate these strategies myself.

If there is a slight chance then seek out an engineer and an attorney to help you navigate through the process

I am a second lienholder on a property in Long Island, and I am looking for advice on how to navigate the situation.The property: Original Loan Value with Chase: 1.3M.

Trying to navigate the regulatory waters and see what hoops we would have to jump through to list a 4Bdrm house as an Air BnB and am finding some conflicting/confusing information.

Commercial costs money to navigate and does not operate like residential.The appraisal you didn't mention WHEN the report was completed and for what purpose?

I know I see house hacking praised as a great way to start, I just want to know how you guys navigate these expenses when starting this way with low investment capitol.