My goal is to build a portfolio to hold and maintain for the long-term.

You may be able to find a local bank that would hold the note if you bought it outright, but anything under $50k and most times under $75k is hard to borrow against...it's just too low for a bank to make any money without triggering usury or State/Federal fee limits like they mentioned.

The rest of the money I want to invest in a flip and/or buy and hold.

However after speaking with my husband (who is totally on board and supportive) I feel it would be better to pick a market in my "backyard".

I aim to utilize other people's money to invest wisely in buy-and-hold multifamily properties.

Hi Caleb, We operate a GC business focused on supporting the Columbus investment market.

Getting into real estate is tough as it is, and coming up with the down payment can be extremely difficult, especially if you don't have the income to support it.

That is a great example and doesn't even include the appreciation that you should get after holding it for 15 years!

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They support only Pro members on phone, which doesn't make any sense.Any suggestions?