Be patient.

Be patient and try to find a deal where the seller has very little equity or look into a HELOC on one of the other properties or a lender willing to do a second position mortgage on a va assumption.

As long as it's even the same as rent you're ahead because you're building equity.Best advice - look at a whole bunch of properties and be patient. 

Stay patient and disciplined in your search.Here's how 👇 1.

It's a slow but steady way to do itHey Caleb,I'm 23, and I think if I play my cards right I could have a few rental properties cash flowing by the time I am 30, but I need to be patient and do my research so I can play my cards right.Thank you for reminding me that patience here is key to ensure I don't jump too hastily while trying to secure the "best" deal I can.  

As Mark said, if you can be patient and hold out for long-term gains, you will not regret investing in a high appreciation market like Columbus.

Be patient, be smart, and it.

I'm sure if I stay patient and be proactive an opportunity will present itself.

My bf has been asking me to be patient and hold off on buying another place for a little while and just live with him until I find what I want, which is fine but here is my quandry…I can sell my condo and use that money to pick up another house, sure.

Be patient and continue searching.