~Look to other investors to bring a cash buyer to your deal in return for a percentage of the yield~Always have one if not two cash buyers on reserve~PML/HML is an option~Find a relative to be an equity partner (sounds better than can I borrow $20grand) Depending on the condition of the property and the numbers you can:~ See if the seller will carry a note / be the bank and accept monthly payments~If lease/option is doable that may be another possible strategyKudos,Mary

is this doable / legal?

Saving $1,000.00 a month after purchasing the first investment is doable which will allow me to purchase the other three.

Miles Duplexes for 60ish bringing in 1kish is definatly doable in that area and several others.I prefer old brooklyn myself.

All this is very doable if you orchestrate it...there are a lot of moving parts and tight deadlines, so just make sure you are confident in your systems and this will be very manageable.

If you have one of them, it's doable.

I'm thinking $35k could be doable?

All the knowledge makes it clear that it is doable but can overwhelming because lack of experience and it is holding me back from taking my first step to buying/owning for rent.

I think that is very doable because the house literally is right at the edge of campus and I think a consistent influx of students should allow me to keep a very low vacancy rate.Thoughts on  things I should tweak in my assumptions?

But it is absolutely doable.