@omar Kahn what are some practical steps someone who is a flipper, wholesaler and single family landlord can do to gain the necessary experience to syndicate a multifamily deal?

Was the surface water during the storm high enough that it drained down the steps?

The outside a.c. compressor has no where to fit in the backyard due to the basement steps and can't go on the side of the house because of the width of the property.

Current Situation:My offer has been accepted and I have 9 days of due diligence remaining.My Ask:Without reading “The Book on Investing in Real Estate with No (or Low) Money Down” YET...What are some methods/strategies to lower my upfront costs for the down payment, while not getting beat up on interest rates?

I'm a remote investor living in the SF Bay Area and investing in Phoenix since 2010 (Dallas since 2005). I have a pretty solid system in Phoenix - self manage, long term tenants in SFRs, etc.
While I feel that I've ...

I would like to use the 10 conventional loans myself but at that rate I could only do 2 deals a year when you take into account the seasoning period when using the brrr method.

Your first step is not a contractor, it’s your zoning dept.

@Medi Sarwary I can share with you my experiance doing the BRRRR method (Actually I do a slight variation, the BARRRR method (A=Advertise, you do this for tax write of purposes if needed to write off more of the rehab cost right away.

You’ve taken the first step by making this post.

Hi, I just wanted to make a step, even if that's reaching out to BiggerPockets podcast for the first time.