We are in various stages of promoting value add opportunities.

(I'm not revealing the name of my software - or promoting it - so that I don't violate forum policies or appear to be promoting my product.

I show up and he is shocked beyond belief.

@ryan @Ryan Jones once you get past his self promotion Ken Dunn has great advice.

I think we can ask ourselves if new things we learn make sense within our existing beliefs. 

It seems like purchasing a small multi family in a less expensive market in conjunction with one in San Diego might be a good deal- get cash flow from the out of state to contribute to the high San Diego mortgage payments.My own belief is that newbies should not be looking OOS. 

Again, this will depend on the lender and amount of loans they're loan department can handle.I don't want to promote anything in the forums, so I sent you a PM for a recommendation.

We know it could unlock our ability to buy a lot more properties, a lot sooner, and with greater ease, because we could completely avoid the limitations and lending criteria of banks.But we also tend to believe that Seller Financing is rare and hard to find (especially in a competitive Seller’s market), or that it’s difficult to negotiate even if you can find it.That may just be a limiting belief, however.

In short I had a lot of limited beliefs and a very tall very thick wall around me.I investigated Gino through emails, post like yours and even taking a ride up to his restaurant about an hour north of the city.

I was almost certain the guidelines said something about not trying to “promote” yourself.