@Steve Vaughan could you go a little more in depth on 'loaning' to yourself via an entity?

It's a depth of resource that may border on endless!

@Dan Handford@Jeff KehlThese are in depth questions that you can't get from watching Youtube videos.  

And then I'll do a super in depth analysis for how to make a mortgage work, potentially helping someone close on that killer deal triplex that otherwise wouldn't have closed, and nada.

Do some in depth due diligence.

Redwine @redwinerealty.com found a way to make those points in every single lecture and has shared stories in her 40 years of experience about the depths people will go to that have blown my mind!

I don't want to become a FT realtor for a few reasons (a) I'm not a 60-70+ hour work week type and (b) it becomes tougher from the traditional lending perspective when my wife already has her own business - I need to be the cheaper insurance provider on top of it.I'm curious about asset management jobs or other types of similar roles at REI firms where I can learn more in-depth about the industry - and I'd appreciate if anyone had advice about what firms would be worth connecting with and what jobs would make the most sense given my background.

Just an initial in-depth search on Zillow, MLS, BP, Auction.com..etc, we have noticed that there are not so many properties that we could get that would give us a good cash flow.

Feel free to reach out if you have more in depth questions.

There's a good bp blog post I read on this subject yesterday that goes into a lot more depth on the subject.