It isn't impossible, but not easy either. 

Hi all, my husband and I are trying to keep investing in Santa Barbara (which is kind of funny, considering it feels impossible) after having purchased a condo in 2020 and a single family home that became our primary residence in 2021.

I had 2 deals fall through because the owner didn't file taxes, without Schedule E's it is impossible to get favorable funding.

Hey Diandre, Less than 30% Down for a Commercial property is nearly impossible to find, unless you have other properties to cross-collateralize. 

It's nearly impossible to predict what interest rates will do since there are so many factors and moving parts that would affect this.

She has been told by many lenders it is impossible to do and she has to wait 6 months, but that isn't correct.

The gurus never tell you that searching through the smoke and the mirrors in the game, extending yourself very uncomfortably into the unknown, being willing to invest and possibly waste your time searching for answers, actually building meaningful relationships, all of that's is a very big part, if not the biggest part, of winning in real estate.When Hannibal was told it was impossible to get his elephants over the Alps to invade Roman territory from the north, he responded with the following:"Aut inveniam viam aut faciam" I WILL FIND A WAY OR MAKE ONE.That's the attitude we need here.

I did purchase a cash-flowing rental in the Midwest in 2022 (I guess some here think that's impossible) and I just purchased a distressed property in California that I plan to add value to.

In high cost areas, it may be virtually impossible to cashflow/hit the 1% rule today.

Which created historical financials that made commercial financing pretty much impossible.