If you don't change anything you are doing for the next 12 months, you'll add another $60k in savings to the $30k you already have. 

Call and schedule an appointment, inflation may have changed that price.

Just realize that if you don't, if the market changes, you change your mind, that your broker may not want to keep you... 

Because a large percentage of the charges are base fees that do not change based on use!

I like when newbie "trust" someone in the world promising 'em 43k in two years without lifting finger.this is the precisely why people losing money very fast.

I understand the lending changes but when dealing with clients they are looking at 2 units 4 units 6 or 8.

Investors in Q4 of last year changed from either increasing or decreasing exposure to a wait and see, which makes sense as they are waiting to see what the Fed does.

That does seem unlikely unless you changed your withholding to take less from your paycheck.

TREC has recently started to ask realtors their opinion on wholesaling but so far nothing has changed.

As far as your rental that you currently own, I would change your expectations a little bit, 80% cash outs are hard to come by these days and the rates on the few products available are really high.