For your situation I would investigate some of the virtual brokerages a live broker with the fit feel and learning you after would be best However the virtual options offer deep archives if your a self learner it will come down to ymhiw you work and learn beat and what the brokerage would accept all the bestTim

The juice wasn't worth the squeeze for me but I did not do a deep dive into it either.

Lately, we’ve found a couple large national HML’s that have good terms, very deep pockets but won’t allow 2nd position loans.  

Thousands of questions have been covered and discussed in this forum that you can read casually or do deep dive topic searches on. 

I've been knee-deep in turnkey world for 9+ years now and I've never heard of them.

For example, I'm currently trying to find land for a development and, in spite of my knowledge and deep connections, it's extremely difficult.7.

Nowadays I’m  referred deals from a fairly deep network I’ve built up, but you can search listings that have been for sale with no offers for a period of time and see if they have an assumable loan.  

He began to raise his voice and challenge me as to why an oven would be so dirty… I offered that I had used it a few times and that it didn’t smoke but had not deep cleaned it.

So yes, it could lead us deep into the woods quickly. 

You'll have them paid off by the time you retire and will enjoy a significant boost to your retirement income.Generally, you want to grow your portfolio wide (more units), before you go deep (paying off).