Sateen have a tendency to pill up.

Swallowed the hard pill and sold my dream car , cut off time wasting hobbies, bought books, listen to seminars, observed the greatest Real estate investors across the country and began DOING IT! 

So this is a bitter pill to swallow at these prices. 

We use technology to great advantage.Texas has a TAR lease, but that has a poison-pill if not used by a lawyer or realtor. 

The idea of purchasing a property that generates no cash flow is a tough pill to swallow, necessary, but tough.My initial though was to just stay in the first multi family property until we have 4 or 5 properties generating cashflow and just bite the bullet, but we also have our own family to consider and our kids aren't getting any younger.

All of these types of jobs don't require a college education and in many places you can make a great living and save up money to invest in real estate.Bottom line for me is there is not quick fix and no magic pill. 

When another housing recession comes around it may be a harder pill to swallow if you're one of the unlucky ones who loses their job and those out of pocket expenses are harder to take care of.

It's a poison pill you just have to swallow.But all that being said. 

Hey Nate, there's no 1 single magic pill source for great deals that few other people know about.Truthfully, your best source is yourself.

Tying up most of my remaining capital for a year would be a tough pill to swallow.For my first property I used Clearview Federal Credit Union for my financing.