As easy as this sounds, it's not simple and usually like pulling teeth.

Failed over and over with a smile on our faces, knowing we were cutting our teeth on just about everything an investment property could throw at us.10.

As easy as this sounds, it's not simple and usually like pulling teeth.

If you're serious about this long term, make "home" a good investment place.Also agree with Brian's advice... don't kick a golden goose in the teeth.

You'll be hard pressed in my opinion to find someone that will let you cut your teeth on their money.

Things will go wrong in real estate; some folks wash out when they do, and other people grit their teeth and work through the problem--and become stronger and more experienced as a result.  

When you show the letter that notified the lender, all of the sudden, that opposing attorney has very little to sink his teeth into.

If your lease has enuff teeth in it, this item would already have been taken care of.

So often I was eventually able to connect with someone...who was new, hungry, looking to cut there teeth and perhaps own or manage 2-3 rentals in the area. 

After you cut your teeth with a small multifamily, what was the most challenging aspect of moving up to buying packages of properties?