Ocala and Palm Bay are two areas that are a little saturated because many investors have been buying in those areas, but generally speaking I would say the bigger issue is finding properties that cash flow without a large down payment.  

Chances are better that you'll never see the money again.Learning about real estate wholesaling here on Bigger Pockets will sharpen your negotiating skills and perhaps be the source of your next deal.

@Jaydon VanderslootOne thing to remember when you are getting into RE investing is to have your team of people or as Brandon Turner from the Bigger Pockets Podcast calls it your CORE 41.

If this was real life I'd be prepared for "as-is", full of junk, leaking roofs, or a bigger SOW.

I'm thrilled to join the Bigger Pockets family.

I wanted to share this resource, as many of us are facing challenges in navigating the realm of passive investing or being an effective limited partner in a syndication.

Are there any resources where you can put your income, purchase price, down payment and credit score and see potential rates and which lenders do it?

Feel free to shoot me a message to discuss further if you think that I could be a resource.

I have also used Zillow and received multiple applications through there, which seems to be a reliable resource.

If you're still looking the NNI website has some recommendations for IBC practitioners by area. https://infinitebanking.org/ I will say that bigger isn't always better.