That sounds crazy but my idea was if I could acquire two houses a month I could outrun that payment and still make a profit I’d be ok.

Going forward my long term goal is to acquire a portfolio of rentals to generate cash flow.

My goal as an agent is to work in real estate, get involved in the game, help others,  but to ultimately have investment properties of my own as well, plus you have access to the MLS and have a good network surrounding you.Are there complications of being a realtor to the point where its hard to acquire your own investment properties?

That way you are avoiding hiring a real employee that may benefit your husband but will cause a whole lot more work for whoever does your books with payroll taxes, benefits, etc. 2) Start the process to acquire your next flip sooner.

Acquiring rentals only is a long term business plan that needs lots of cash and regular income. 

I believe for the early stages, it is best for me to start out by acquiring existing assets.

I’m back and my goal is to acquire another rental property by The end of March 2019.

I’m currently acquiring as much knowledge as possible but I’d like to invest on a great deal that will provide cash flow while learning.

I’m looking to build a duplex or triplex on a piece of property I’ve acquired.

I am asking for advice on how to start back into the real estate business, with my first goal to be to acquire more multi/single family rentals to buy and hold for cash flow, and also to fix and flip some homes so i can build up some cash reserves and pay off my student loans.