It resets when they make payments but it is just not liquid unless you want to take a loss or crush your roi.

Offering some free Demo work or other labor to learn and provide value is also a good place to start to help gain these docs as well as a networking opportunity.Best of luck and crush it Matt!

Keep learning, participate in this community, you'll be crushing it in no time.

Keep crushing it!

Not at all giving credit to market timing.2) AirBnB/Short term rentals rule the world crowd3) Realtors who think they run the show in some markets, and also think they "too good" to hustle for some clients because they have had some success in an extended sellers market4) Contractors that don't return calls or deliver on time/on budget (I will give some slack here because demand has been crushing and skilled labor has been short, but I'm looking forward to a balanced market)While I don't personally wish financial misfortune on anyone, I am looking forward to watching housing that belongs to overextended short term operators go back on the market at a discount because the "investors" underwrote it to only perform at optimal short term rates/occupancy.

That is how to many people got crushed after the last bubble burst.

Time to crush it!

But yes,with good credit and good assets and conventional loan will crush an FHA loan in the long term.However, if you are targeting a 3-4 unit property.....20% down is not enough to purchase with conventional lending. 

He/she can talk some strategies to not just survive the 2017 real estate market but to actually thrive and crush it.

Awesome to hear man - crushing it!