Incredibly sweet guy, and was very interested in my story, and shared his which is super inspirational!

We’re focused on building a strong network in San Antonio and its surrounding areas since our goal is to acquire two properties per year to enhance our portfolio.We’ll be in San Antonio next week or possibly the week after and would love to connect with local professionals—property managers, contractors, investors, lenders, and others.

To start, connect with local agents, wholesalers, reliable contractors, and networking groups.

If you’re exploring similar options, discover this resort for some inspiration.

I think it would be inspiring to see how people like you get started so young in RE.

The only way I would ever win a MF deal in DFW would be to overpay - I wouldn’t understand the sub market like the locals do.Pick one or two markets you can get to easily.

Try some local small banks or look in the tools on BP

If you're investing in real estate out of your home state don't you have, at minimum, a Realtor, Contractor, Property Manager, Lawyer, etc. in the state where you're looking to create a local presence?

Reward in RE prices for risk of course.As for horizontal I get mine from local community banks ..

@Cynthia Lee it depends on your state and local laws.Here in Michigan, we can accept partial rent payments up to the Writ status and have it not affect the eviction process.