Everyone has their own goals for performance.

Understand the pros and cons of each approach, and consider which aligns best with your goals, risk tolerance, and resources.Evaluate Your Resources: With a healthy credit score and $35,000 in liquid funds, you have a solid foundation for real estate investing.

Mike, each lender has their different overlays, but if you’re looking to get a hard money and or Bridge loan to begin the BRRRR  strategy, here’s a list of the most common documents lenders may ask for:- experience / track record- personal financial statement- scope of work / budget- LLC entity docs- maybe bank statements (lender dependent)everyone is different and each loan is a snowflake.

You will never know everything, but you need to know enough to make an informed decision that fits with your goals and your level of risk.

I agree my goal is to have investors work with me for life building our portfolios together.

Another option is a revised Tenant-in-Common agreement, outlining property management, expense sharing, and a potential buy-out provision in the future under specific conditions.

Using max leverage with no money down, occupying one side, and the long term goal of wealth.

My initial goal is to house hack, purchasing a small multi-family property within the next year, ideally the next 6 months.I am between Atlanta and Athens and have relatively little savings so unless I find a partner I will likely be using an FHA or USDA loan for my first property.

Time will reveal if the subgroup aligns with your goals.

Maybe a more realistic goal is to start by earning your first $100,000 or $1m and then reevaluate.