Or look at the property record cards in the towns you plan to invest for the multi families and see whose names/llc’s continually come up.

Maybe finance 50-70% and hire PM.I would stay in real estate, it is hedged against inflation and you can consume part of the cash flow instead of depleting equity, you can actually let the continue to grow.

It got us some great deals, some fees, and it was a stop gap for us.After the three syndications, we continued to buy deals with our own capital.Can't you collateralize and put all three deals under one loan?

Recently, I've seen Brian encourage lower priced listings, and with increased competition, I think that trend will continue, especially in a slower economy.

We've had an oversupply in housing the past 2 years or so and will probably continue for the next 1-2 years, but everything I'm seeing has shown next construction starts have dropped substantially in the past 1-2 years so good chance we have an undersupply again in about 2-4 years once everything still being completed does finish and gets leased up.

As mentioned above, USDA will not make you refinance into a loan if you want to rent out the property, but they do issue some warnings.When a property is no longer occupied by the borrower as their primary residence it will affect their ability to refinance the mortgage with USDA or continue to be eligible for servicing and loss mitigation options.

Glad to see you are active on BP and continuing your education and learning in addition to the resources provided with FlipSystem.

They could still continue to rent. 

There, you can share a bit of your background story, include contact information, service areas, websites/links, social media pages and more.Wishing you all the best as you continue to expand!

I'm now a certified CE instructor for Florida Realtors.