Let's be realistic, scaling in a house hack fashion doesn't happen in today's world like the pre-Covid era. 5 MFs in 5yrs with just $25k to work with is a false reality.

You can get more in a CHECKING account today.Would love to connect and go over what is realistic on the lending side.

So I do want to be realistic and not stretch myself too thin here. 

By having a second pair of eyes throughout the buying and selection process, you'll end up with better metrics and more realistic expectations.

Figure out what makes sense/what is realistic. 

Track record, a strong deal, conservative underwriting, realistic returns, good debt terms.

I want to be of value and gain value from this community, I am here mainly from my desire to realistically create a passive income over the next decade or so.

And if it is close in and ready to go your owners are going to know it and the chance of you tying it up and flipping it is remote to the extreme. the play in the land bizz is residential use or larger acreages for those than want hunting or quad riding or other pursuits.. there has to be a realistic market for these. 

That $400k property probably has a very short and realistic path to getting to $500k in value.

I'm working on the sellers to be more realistic about where the market is on these multifamilies.