Taking the advice from Brandon turner he mentions you need to have your crystal clear criteria as this will narrow down and tune in what you should start looking for.My CCC would relate towards my goal of beginning my momentum train through house hacking1- primary residence, anywhere from single to four plex depending on if I have the capital to.2-It will be in the same city or nearby from where I currently work in Palmdale CA. 3- condition, not to sure to be honest if I get a fixer upper what repels me from this is not having to capital to fix it.

I like the midwest for its low price point houses to get started and momentum going.

I am a rookie and this flip is only my second deal I’ve done, but I am eager to keep the momentum going as this was my second deal of the year.I have about $50k in equity in a SFH long term rental, and I was wondering would that be enough for a portfolio lender to lend to me to get my next deal?

I just want to get traction and some forward momentum. 

Even though we haven't done any deals MF off-market that is where we've seen the most momentum with sellers getting back to us and such.

Keep the momentum going!

Another interesting realization I had just now, is that a 100% savings rate will cause explosive momentum!

Momentum.

You can also network with wholesalers and Realtors and continue to bring value to them and be a reliable buyer when the time comes to close on something. once you have some momentum there, make sure you have a game plan for financing.

I’m trying to build momentum so it looks like hard/private money and/or equity deals is going to be the sweet spot for that, i’m just trying to avoid putting 20% down with a conventional because i’d still like to have reserves for my other rentals as I grow and I want to have as little money of my own in the deal as possible.