We also see a lot of instances where newer investors are unaware of what quality and details need to be achieved (or not achieved) based on their desired exit strategy.

I'll lay out a little about myself, my background and my current position so ya'll can get an understanding of who I am, my goals and what methods would best be utilized to achieve them.

Keep learning and taking actions, and you'll be well on your way to achieving your goals! 

The possibilities for additional MF properties after a few years of growth seem to be more achievable versus having to have a chunk of personal cash down.

I'm hoping to get some first hand experience on best practices to implement this succesfully.

We do want to bring in more business but the most important thing we want to achieve is building relationships within the real estate community. 

Yet, those who do not give up continue to strive and eventually achieve their professional goals.Similarly, consider individuals who leave stable jobs in search of something more fulfilling.

Based on the data you provided, it's indeed not easy to achieve positive cash flow.

There are multiple cities in Ohio where you can achieve this though, such as Columbus, Cincinnati, or Cleveland. 

*** RANT ALERT ***G'Day everyone, Since this thread has garnered a lot of comments and attention from investors looking to invest with our company, I thought I should compose a post and set the tone on a few things that have been really pissing me off.Over the last 5 years I have witnessed countless investors buy just ONE property from our company (Or other companies) and then complain about not being rich or achieving financial freedom.