I decided to take matters into my own hands and purchase a list from listsource in order to create my own deal.However the list i got were SFH and now its been two weeks and they are trying to correct the issue as i wanted MULTI-FAMILY  real estate.At this point I feel the world is against me and nothing is popping up on the market.And  i know its a sellers marker currently but the anxiety is crazy as i need to find a place prior to my lease running out.Is there any other avenue i am not trying to create a deal or find one?

The invoice is set on recurring months.  

@Greg Dickerson I was reviewing a recent article Michael Blank wrote discussing the possible returns an LP could receive if they snowball their returns into recurring deals.

I also pay $80 a month in recurring MLS fees.  

Now the thing is, Jed, how do you know the property has a tenancy-related recurring drain obstruction problem?

Need some guidance here as I am getting a little out of state first time anxiety buying fears. 

Funds are supposed to be used for working capital which I interpret as paying recurring bills including mortgages but if you follow David's strategy, I would purchase new properties in a different entity from the one you used to take the loan out with.Originally posted by @Nicky Reader:Originally posted by @David R smith:It could effectively be used by buy properties, as you could pay off existing mortgages (acceptable use) and use that equity to acquire new ones. 

My understanding that recurring maintenance is acceptable like pest control, lawn care, hvac servicing but what exactly is a normal repair? 

@Zack Howard I agree with you about going for the higher return here but just to be the “devils advocate” in your example you could say he has a guaranteed 5% return that takes about 2 minutes to set up recurring payments then he’s done.. or he could go for a larger return, higher risk and infinitely more work buying real estate.

I am considering using a property manager for the renewal next year since this stuff causes me anxiety and trying to be a people pleaser is not good business.