I don't want to delve too deeply into the thing if it's not a wise move for someone completely new to the game to take on an apartment building.

If you can't manage your finances to live within your means and save cash then real estate probably isn't going to help you get any where but deeper in trouble.Presuming your finances are in order then here are some ways to buy with little or no cash.Owner financingPartneringHard money - (Very high interest real estate loans)Private lenders - (family and friends)Buy a small 2-4 unit building and live in one unit yourself so that you can get favorable owner occupied financingWholesalingLease optionsThis should give you some ideas to get started.

There is a lot to this so if you want me to go deeper feel free to PM me to understand things!

It all depends on the tree , maples have shallow roots , oaks go deeper .  

The best terms and conditions are for loans where you are on title.Thanks for all this information @Andrew, diving deeper on your statement, in regards to being on the title at closing and switching over to an LLC after, would this have any consequences or complications?

When I dug deeper into KW (I asked for a copy of the contract I would sign, which was SEVERAL pages long) I realized that the split was rough for the first year with them.

As I delve deeper into my education towards financial freedom and early retirement, the concepts and math behind real estate investing just started to make sense to me, and before I knew it, I stumbled upon BiggerPockets.com.Currently, I'm in the process of relocating to the Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas area, and will be there by the end of the year.

The first deal is always the most memorable and here's to many more as you dive deeper into the world of real estate investing. 

I'm still digging deeper into the history of both.EDIT:  Just posted a screenshot in my last reply in this thread where it clarifies the Quitclaim deed. 

At the same time, I understand the importance of being financially stable and debt-free before taking on additional investments.Considering these factors, I'm seeking guidance on whether I should prioritize paying off my debt completely before delving into rental property investments.