Best advice I can give you is take your time and get the foundation of your burgeoning empire set before you get into DSCR loans.Conventional financing is the least expensive out there. 

Lenders are not giving out these loans to help doctors create rental real estate empires.

I thought the Philadelphia Inquirer summed up the issues with RAD best: https://www.inquirer.com/business/rad-diversified-brandon-me...California man touts business empire built of Philly rowhouses bought at sheriff’s sales.

Here are some very UNSCIENTIFIC conclusions I’ve drawn from empirical evidence1. 75% or more of syndications need rising property prices to obtain even a decent risk adjusted rate of return.  

Seems worth it though, so I'm not running around trying to piece things together an build my own empire of employee and agents, etc.

It'll be up to the next generation to figure out if they want to build an empire or not. 

The first one that comes to mind is do you plan to keep working while building your real estate empire?  

For what it's worth, I am not a massive success story who has turned that program into an STR empire, (yet) but I think the course and community are really valuable. 

It does not seem to be up to date for the Los Angeles or Inland Empire areas for homes sold on the market.  

Aloha @Kaleb Ahonen - my team and I take an Off Market/Distressed Property approach in the Inland Empire, San Diego, Orange County and LA.