The end goal is really just to be able to build up our worth to where we can start having rental properties under our belt while still rehabbing and flipping.

We haven't explored section 8 yet but it is an interesting area as affordability reduces in the cities@George Blower and @Nathan Platter  We are excited to start connecting with people here.

That way you get some experience under your belt and then can slowly move up into bigger projects using your inheritance almost as a private lender that you pay back using the BRRRR strategy again then rinse and repeat.

With the first deal under our belt hopefully things will get a bit easier.

To get around this I opened a personal checking account and as soon as rent is paid I transfer the funds to my properties account.Hope this is another tool in your tool belt (at least until fees start showing up).Best regards.

I have one rental under the belt, so pretty new to investing.

As an experienced investor, I understand the "itch" of wanting to get a deal done and under your belt and making money.

Although some areas have never ending inventory like the guy up in Chicago.. parts of chicago will never run out of derelict homes.. and some of the other big rust belt cities. and or mid west cities..

I've spent countless dollars learning lessons the hard way and now have nearly 40,000 hours of real estate experience under my belt.

It's actually quite interesting that typically the folks with the most transactions under their belt are the folks that you as a consumer have the least contact with, and the least experienced folks are the ones you have the most contact with.