I have the balance sheet to acquire financing, and I have access to a lot of capital.. so I partner with great operators on the residential side, where they bring the deal, handle project management, & act as boots-on-the-ground, while I bring the money & can offer mentorship/guidance. 

Even though you'd be getting into the deal with $0 down, you should still have enough cash (or availability to access cash) to cover the worst case scenario of a tenant who immediately stops paying after you close on the property and requires you to complete an eviction action against them.To your second question, I'm sure you've heard it before, but the 4 main ways you make money in real estate are cash flow, appreciation, debt paydown, and tax benefits/depreciation. 

Working with mortgage brokers, gives you access to multiple DSCR lenders who have different guidelines depending on the lender. 

Stone Oak:- Strong Demand: Stone Oak continues to be a popular choice due to its reputable schools and convenient access to major highways and businesses.- Market Insights: According to Zillow, home values in Stone Oak have been steadily increasing, indicating strong demand.3.

To attend his mastermind and get access to those things he offers he said it was $2,000 upfront then $747/month.

The best is with comps from a realtor/agent that has access to the MLS. 

You can create separate notes for different types of tasks or routines, and it’s all stored online, so you can access it from anywhere.

By any chance do you still have access to this group?

You get access to properties, MLS, and valuations that you can't get without a license.

The real benefit of using leverage is so that you are not burying your cash in the dirt and can access it when things do go wrong without losing the property.