This gives you the benefits of ownership without the hassles of “landlording” or playing general contractor—in my opinion, it’s a more feasible arrangement if you’re looking to live in one state and own in another.The initial outlay can be pretty reasonable as well.

or someone else like CPA etc. should initiate the process?

My new bookkeeper initially thought the multiple checking accounts was weird but now she has come around to seeing how easy it is to get detailed reports and information about each individual property this way as opposed to having one operating account for all properties.

And then there was the Lesbian Initiation House....don't even ask, Bob.... 🤣 LMAO, OK I WILL beat ya, We had a house explode, YES explode, Google Meth lab blows up house Cleveland, LOL .OR how about the lowlife that knocked the garage down with his car, YES, all because we had to evict him, low life ANIMALS. 

I'm talking about the 15-page or so pitch deck for your multifamily syndication business that you use to initially show to brokers, lenders and potential investors to get them excited about you and your deals?

(BTW I was told there was a Landlord training session in early 2016, did anyone know about it and did anyone attend?)

Initially they balked, but eventually they relented* We kept our inspection contingency to void (not negotiate), and included a financing contingencyHow did you finance this deal?

I understand the challenges and competition in this field and am willing to put in the time and effort to learn and grow.If you have any advice on how someone in my position could gain practical experience or alternative ways to get started in real estate without significant initial capital, I’d be eager to hear your thoughts.Thank you for your time! 

Quote from @Kristin Boekhoff: I am about to purchase my first small multifamily (5-unit) property and plan on initially managing it myself.

My initial thought here was seller finance, as @Ryan Irwin mentioned!