I accumulated a couple $1,000 in initial start up costs plus my monthly mail budget.

Starting to accumulate alot of buyers and it beginning to become a headache to have to text each one by one.

The last thing I want is to over leverage myself to a point where I lose all I've accumulated during a 2 year downturn.Thanks for the tips and advice.

How do RE investors accumulate a number of cash flow positive properties without running out of cash?

It's a slower way to accumulate rental property--one every two years--but it saves you one interest rates and gets a higher % of each deal financed/leveraged.Only partial answers, but frankly I don't think there's a simple, single answer.

I'd like to know accumulative interest, assuming max interest rate adjustments are made years 6,7,8,9 & 10.  

Basically you will accumulate your losses over the years.

Well, in the eyes of the SEC, being an accredited investor means that you are savvy enough to have figured out how to accumulate some wealth.

There is no right or wrong place to start, you may just have to realign your expectations around what type of RE you can buy, and how slowly it may take for that wealth to accumulate.

That is OK, as what you should be working on now is some capital accumulation.