@Natalia Kinard, I can't speak to grants, but there are a a multitude of ways to finance your properties without having to put much of your cash in up front.

If you had 10 properties, you could easily be getting a net tax deduction (instead of paying taxes) due to the multitude of tax benefits (besides interest and depreciation, you have flexibility to value-add to properties gain additional tax deductions).Finally, you will have 10 people paying off your mortgage vs. 0 people (your 1 property is paid-off already, remember?

Often times good deals fall through the cracks with some of my investors for a multitude of reasons.

They leave you with this gem to help figure out the taxes on your future property: "While we would like to provide a tax estimate that is meaningful, future taxes can no longer be calculated due to a multitude of variables, many of which will not be determined until Notices of Proposed Taxes are mailed."

There is a multitude of time that is unbillable per se that it takes to run a business whether this is a real estate agent, a dentist, a liquor store owner...whatever the case may be.

The Cincinnati metro area is an excellent market for a multitude of strategies. 

I know this is subjective to a multitude of different things, but is there a number that you experienced investors look for monthly cash flow?

I have not hesitated to help those in need even though there are numerous resources online and a multitude of forums that can be used to ask questions.  

I have a multitude of off market deals that I work with that make sense for primary residences. 

Those who are leveraged are likely struggling to stay afloat and dependent on rents continuing to increase at record pace.3) Construction - If you don't want to look up the housing starts and new commercial projects, just drive around town and see the multitude of cranes EVERYWHERE.