Not likely. 2. 

I started off saving funds from my w2 as well.

Most likely because of their attractive flat fees!

One thing I didn't like about FF's calendar was that you can't define a time period that you will rent. 

And if you do find something you really like you could even go under contract within your 45 day identification period.

My initial reaction is to tell you to get your head examined, but as I get older, I get kinder, so I’d like answers to the above questions before I tell you to get your head examined. 

We're looking at a strategy focused on BRRRR (looking at good markets in SE US like Birmingham, AL), and large land wholesaling. 

Yes, they can have higher rates and fees, but they come with some major advantages too—like not needing personal income verification or DTI requirements, which can be a game-changer if you're looking to scale quickly.

Multifamily is a long term game, but well worth itGino

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