From there I want to continue to acquire a new single family or multi-unit homes each year from my first purchase.

I    have a good amount of cash and have access to quite a bit more, yet that isn't enough, even with proof of funds.

Now, that I can legally rent my property, I have been trying to find ways on how to acquire my next property.

Equity, bought by the tenant in a property you control, is free money...to be accessed later.Concept #2:  When Einstein was asked, "What was the greatest invention of the 20th century"... he answered, "Compound Interest". 

The worst part was both appraisers used comps from over a year ago, and in a hot market that makes a big difference, and I'm confident they were anchored on the purchase price  (both acquired ~15 months ago) even though we invested in upgrades. 

Looking at getting started with acquiring and flipping.

Looking at getting started with acquiring and flipping.

We want to acquire a few smaller properties to start/practice with and then grow from there.

@Cal RohrmanI am currently looking to acquire property in Milwaukee and have made some good contacts and have heard great things about the following:REIS @Matt MauricePMI of Greater Milwaukee Sonya Mays at Prestige Property ManagementYou can search them on the web and they will come up.All the best to you,

Hi, all - I’m working toward my first deal, and I could use your help with options to acquire a single-family home that a friend of mine owns.