He is not alone: this happens to a multitude of new grads. 

@Shannon RichardsonFirstly I’m not knocking you for working long hours, and nobody should, fair play to youBut there is an element of truth in the statement “most people are too busy going to work , earning a living, to make any real money”If you have the mindset, the brainpower to be your own boss, in whatever field you pursue, then working for someone else rots your soul, your brain won’t work at its best because it’s full of daily crap, for someone else, and all that entails.....As for money, there is also a lot of truth in the reasoning that if you find the right deal, a good deal, that stacks up, then finding funds from a multitude of different financial avenues suddenly becomes a whole lot easier........simply because, the deal stacks up to any scrutiny, and your mind is working at its best !

We always arrive at a number from a multitude of variables. 

A forbearance could be for a multitude of reasons.

Having read a multitude of posts on BP, it has become apparent that the majority of first time investors as well as a surprisingly significant number of smaller seasoned investors have a narrow view in regards to how a commercial property is priced these days.

If it's a property you're looking to rent out, figure out if you need a lead test.Depending on the property it can go a multitude of direction.

I've interacted with a multitude of agents and she easily tops the list.

Large businesses like FoxConn and Amazon have created a multitude of jobs in our area. 

This is a substantial appreciation due to a multitude of factors but in itself is unsustainable.

@Cameron Dye Cameron have you looked into Paul David Thompson he's an operator out of Little Rock area mainly focuses on single-family residential but does have a background and knowledge in a multitude types of real estate.