@Vickie Yang for the most part what investors try to do is find a property in disrepair to buy, rehab, then refinance (the BRRR strategy) and that's how we limit our out of pocket expenses.

I guess I'm the yin to your yang: I don't think most people should jump in to REI unless they already have a robust stock portfolio providing substantial dividends and/or vast cash reserves so they can afford to dig themselves out when a sewage line clogs, a deranged tenant trashes a unit and has to be evicted, they miscalculate the ARV by more than their profit margin because they forgot to double their back of the napkin rehab budget, tariffs cause the price of lumber to double during permitting, or something expensive and unexpected inevitably goes wrong.

@Ellie Yang yes I did go with State Auto.

@Johan Yang it’s about as legitimate your car offering to loan you money

@Wei Jie Yang seek someone with the experience and credentials applicable to your situation.

@Nick Rini - Check out this super awesome map/research project @Wei Jei Yang created: https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewer?

@Yang XiaoHey Yang!

@Sammi Yang find a stud producing Loan officer and work as his assistant for a couple years.

@Lisa Yang buy four plexes to maximize your unit count per for the limited amount of Fannie/Freddie backed loans you can easily qualify for.

@Howard Yang .