I want to represent myself in the most credible way possible and not burn any potential bridges or future leads, i.e.

@Eva Karnaukh I think it's time to move on but don't burnt any bridges.

You can leverage your first property to buy future properties, but you have to buy it low enough for the equity to bridge.

There could be bridge loan potential, at still amicable terms.  

Hi @Barry Mitchell I have access to properties in Philly, and across the bridge in South Jersey.  

Joshua Ibarra Ask mom/dad/siblings/friends for a $20K bridge loan until July.

But how could a bridge or road not interfere with boating?   

Dont get into a headache about taxes now, you'll cross that bridge when you get there.

Hello, Sonya I am Paul, I am my self a commercial and multifamily investor and also worked for a large Private equity,  firm with a huge portfolio, Residential, Commercial, you name it they have it, if you want to start with little to no money what i will advice you to do is. this 7 steps 1) find a market 2) find your budget3) study the different lending methods ( HML, Bridge, Conventional ETC ) 4) find a deal a real deal and run it by my or by BP or somebody with a little more experience before rushing into buying 5) forget about the cash flow at the beginning  focus, on equity building and steady tenants. 6) buy and hold or fix and sell ? 

My grandfather helped build Grande Coulee Dam and my Brother just retired working on the 520 floating bridges and the pontoons (amazingly interesting project) while I find it fascinating, it's way out of my league...