I don't think I'll be ready for a couple months yet to buy, but I'm looking for some concrete answers so I know what benchmarks I need to hit in order to move forward in a purchase.

I am also a loan officer so please reach out if you'd like to hit the ground running on your financing.

I didn't intend to try to scale until I heard so many people talk about becoming financially free (quitting W2 job).

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There are a few good people in the company, but the bureaucratic overhead and separate divisions always caused issues.

Attend meetups and meet as many people in RE as you can.

When you put less down you do have PMI but the PMI offers a lower rate which most people do not know.

Rent out a room (or rooms) to people you screen very well. 

It's essential to review the plans carefully, ensuring they align with your investment goals and local building codes before making a purchase.From my experience, BlueBeam provides the most seamless and fast collaboration between people on the project (architects, builders, owners, investors, etc.)

Some people do well with it.Good Luck.