Lots of older buildings with good bones.

@Wes Holmes Just to add a bit more meat to the bone of what others have said:It's standard practice for hard money lenders to require a personal guarantee, but once you have significant experience under your belt, lenders are sometimes willing to drop the requirement for a slight decrease in leverage and/or increase in rate.Regarding extra collateral, lenders sometimes ask for this if the deal is too high risk for them as-is, but you have significant equity in other properties that make it wash.

The above issues are extremely common with all properties I buy, but what I buy are pre-existing multifamily with some meat on the bone. 

I love investing in Ohio, because the security deposit laws are so vague and bare bones.

Once the bones of the network are established then it's a matter of repetition.CAN you do it with no money down? 

Focus on finding a great first property with good bones and solid rental potential.

Thankfully there was enough meat on the bone where it did not cost out of pocket.

It’s got great bones and potential but I’m just at a loss as to how to move forward. 

And I just quickly found out that I wanted something with a little more scale and a little more meat on the bone.

@Matthew Tregoning I find zillow applications to be pretty bare bones.