Eventually, you'll get:1) Agent calls that a deal is falling apart and do you want it?

One way to try to minimize this is to eventually ladder your capital into several deals so that when payoffs come, sometimes unexpectedly, not all your capital is idle.

We are looking to do BRRRR's and eventually flips!

Properties must align with the investor's objectives, facilitating purchase, renovation, and eventual sale with a favorable return on investment.The pre-approval process varies among lenders but typically involves assembling financial documents, company records, member identifications, and the purchase contract.

Eventually you want to have enough passive income to quit the hustle of being an agent. 

I have been living in Hudson Valley for about 10 years and ready to press the start button for my first house/ duplex/ triplex… to eventually turn it into a fully rental property.

Currently working my way up the investment ladder and my goal is to eventually acquire some rentals of my own in the Mid-West.

Currently, I do not own an investment property, and would like to own one in the near future and follow a buy and hold or house-hacking strategy (eventually transitioning to more multifamily).

Eventually the rent will go up and you will cash flow.

Our plan is to start this as a side business (we all have day jobs) and play the long game until we can eventually switch careers entirely.Books I've read recently:1) How to Invest in Real Estate, Brandon Turner2) Rich Dad Poor Dad, Robert Kiyosaki3) The Richest Man in Babylon, George ClasonMy goal is to eliminate as much ignorance on this topic as possible.