@Michael Dumler, thanks for your vote of confidence, lol.

I don't mind engaging in discussion either, but like you...I'm done "helping" takers that have no intention of giving in return.

Once you've built your network and feel confident in your expertise, take action.

Before buying, do an analysis of the market that lets you in on its dynamics, link the type of property that matches your set goals and is in line with the risk you can take, survey the possible financial options open for borrowing money, and finally analyze the cash flow of this business before engaging professionals in managing this apartment complex.Conduct thorough checks on possible properties, covering in-person checks, money checks, checking leases, comparing market prices, checking rents, assessing the condition of the property, and looking over legal contracts.

For now, you'll need to engage an experienced general contractor to help you identify the repairs needed and the associated costs.

I was connected with a masterminds group and this is where I really gained my confidence to make an investment.

Leverage is always cheaper than having a partner.Paying cash for me is important when:  Paying cash gives the seller confidence in my ability as a buyer. 

If it is a real question....wholesalers engage in a practice called "daisy-chaining."

Let's leverage our collective wisdom to gain clarity and confidence in our investment decisions.

Acquiring knowledge boosts confidence in our convictions and enables you to invest even in the face of uncertainty.