Gap funding from a private lender could be an option and will be expensive.

Rinse and repeat – like doing the laundry but way more profitable.So, yes, if your numbers work out perfectly, you get your initial investment back and can use it to fund the next project.

Super low compared to individual tax returns (Form 1040).

If there's good job growth and low vacancy, you should (probably) be fine.

@Matt HendersonRally it’s whatever you want - if it’s low dollar then I would recommend dumping into the stock market or an account that get a you 5% +If you keep it liquid then you can pull it out later for another assetWe typically reinvest it in varying asset classes to keep our portfolio as diverse as possible

REITs and etf funds can be a pretty passive way to get into it.

I find that the market rents in Cleveland are pretty decent and compared to the state that I live in currently all the 3 major cities in Ohio do have a low barrier to entry.

No proof of funds.

Payments are $850I have access to VA loan with no funding fees.

I don't really want to get stuck with the second lot as I'd like to use the funds to build my primary residence (My plan is build a big ADU first.