Connecting with like-minded individuals can be incredibly valuable as you navigate the world of real estate investing.

When I was in high school we have a Business class, an automotive shop and even a building trades program where the class would divide into AM and PM groups where land would be bought and entitled then they under the supervision of an incredible teacher named Gene would build a home and sell it after completion.

It sounded like the team working on the loan wasn't motivated to close as the usual path on these situations is to find a solution with the sellers to get the loan done. 

The goal is to work with motivated sellers whose number one priority is to get rid of their property, not to low ball sellers to make a quick buck, or mislead them into a deal that doesn't benefit them.If you have any incite on the questions I have (the reason for this post), please feel free to respond.

They seem to have an incredible amount of detail and specificity that they will provide.

I agree 100% with this.This might motivate here to get caught upbor seek rental assistance.

So once you have that clear, then the next step is to put a plan on how you are going to acquire the homes.you can network with wholesalers or find the properties in the MLS. also, you can drive for dollars, send direct mail to motivated sellers, place signs, advertise online or on radio or billboards, etc.There are so many different ways to find properties, I usually have about 20-30 properties under contract every month.

That is a strong motivator because no manager wants the state digging into their files or auditing their accounts.

My tenant pays most of my mortgage for me and I became incredibly determined to try and get another deal in the near future.

Would you pay for a subscription model say $1000 a month where you got access to knowledgeable investor agent who had zero stake on if the transaction closed but provided you with local knowledge, strategies, ran comps, looked over deals, even looked over home inspection reports, talked in the phone, basically a consultant (you could possibly tack on services like writing offers or seeing a property in person) my thought is if you buy a property relatively quickly, it’s much cheaper than paying 2.5% even if you end up paying for the service for a few month’s and realize it’s not a good time for you to buy you are only out a few thousand dollars as opposed to hundreds of thousands of dollars, this would basically take the agent’s need to sell you a home out the process, presumably there motivation would be to keep you subscripted for as long as possible but you could easily just cancel and if you were interested in buying later resubscribe than.