(I assume you aren't entertaining the fantasy that you're getting a normal mortgage on this place?)

Marcus and Millichap and CBRE come to mind.Once you have learned how the game works leave and find good product for real estate investors instead of coking deals up with fantasy numbers for the big firms.

I like to think that BP is a place where visitors and members can learn about the reality of real estate; that's why many of the gurus don't like it here... many of their get rich quick claims are also crushed here.This site is not designed to help people live in a fantasy world.

That's absolute fantasy.

People who don’t really want to sell are listing at fantasy prices hoping one of the crazies that have entered this market and overpay will bite. 

But an excellent introduction to important topics, by someone who has actually done this, and without the fantasy nonsense you see in fictional books like Rich Dad, Poor Dad.Learning real estate investing from Robert Kiyosaki is like learning to be a special forces operator by reading Tom Clancy novels. 

Then multifamily into some bigger complexes with partners would seem to be a good fit.For me, my hobbies are Chicago sports teams and fantasy sports.

It truly seems like a fantasy but I believe with hard work and dedication I can make it happen, I just need to educate myself about how to create a positive cashflow through real estate investing, that's why I have come here.I know it probably says I live in Riverdale Michigan, but infact I live in Australia, as there was no option for Australian cities I had to put something else. 

IMO it might be a bit of a fantasy that somehow this type of investment is going to be truely passive or actually hands off.

The top 20% are always looking to go to the next level.This basically comes down to the CREATORS and the EXISTORS.Creators ask how can I improve constantly something and do it better at a high level.Existors ( fantasy name I made up ) want to do the minimum to get by and then be lazy.