My advice here is that if you don't yet have a deal under your belt I recommend finding and partnering with a seasoned multifamily investor and lean on their experience to help the broker build confidence in you and send you a few deals. 

Can't wait to get my first home under my belt!

And if you have flips under your belt then there are plenty of other private lenders that will take that into consideration and not force you into a PG.

Rust belt boom town!

In Texas it might, give it a try and track your results but, if you look at listings they fall off a much steeper cliff on Sundays in the bible belt than they do in CA.

I would not want old building NN in a cold belt state with lots of weather items to deal with.As to what you should buy or not buy that is a whole discussion based on your goals and liquidity and net worth.

I would also like to mention that my father is a CPA with his own accounting firm so if any of you would like to pick his brain I can introduce you.A little bit more about me, I am an Army veteran with three tours to Afghanistan under my belt.

If you are looking to invest, look at the blue book from KW and realize that you probably will have difficulty until you get a few years under your belt with variable income.

Hey BP Fam,As a seasoned realtor with a few years of experience under my belt, I've been consistently seeking ways to boost my lead generation efforts and ultimately close more deals.

We have a small handful of deals under our belt, thus dont have too much insight to give, however, keep doing what your doing!