I want to really focus in and master small multi family-(2-4) units but i think I’m going to follow “the stack” strategy and start with a SFH because they’re so plentiful, and i think it’ll be a good confidence builder getting the first property under my belt and then scale up to duplex, tri, and quad.

(specifically investing) Since I am new to all of this, and don’t actually have any deals under my belt, I’m looking to start networking and hopefully find a mentor to help me along the way to securing/completing my first deal.

And luckily after a few deals under my belt I met a guy who was doing the same thing as me and we were able to learn a lot from just doing and talking about what was happening.  

If banks keep their belt tightened, then it'll be harder for new construction and obviously buying a house which increases supply and lowers demand. 

Once you've got a few deals under your belt, you'll understand the process and be able to do off market deals on your own.

Banks start tightening their belt, and bankers are faced with two options: keeping their job, or trying to push a risky deal through.

Perhaps arranging for a HELOC on the condos may be a better option.If you are getting several under your belt, you may want to look into putting them under a corp or using Section 85.

Hello fellow BiggerPockets listeners,I'm new to real estate investing with just 1 single-family unit under my belt.

Everything gets easier after you have that one under your belt!

Get some deals under your belt before you start spending on an LLC.