I won't be investing in the riskiest/most supportable asset subclasses such as hotels, and tilt my portfolio the ones that have historically been more stable such as multifamily and single-family housing.

Then reverse-engineer how many properties you'll need in order to support that:)P.S. 

I am looking to purchase my first commercial multi family property and build out my professional support team, agent brokers, mortgage brokers, attorney, and property management firm just to name a few.  

I would imagine there is some point where you have an LLC that has a couple years of financials that support what it is you are doing.

It helped me establish relationships that supported my investing aspirations and the leadership helped me along the way. 

This is for a short sale which I have under contract.   The terms state I would have the financing within two weeks which will run out end of next week.  I am in the middle of the process of taking out equity in a ren...

@David GarciaI support the advice on syndications that you have received here.

I don't think it's a service dog as much as an emotional support dog.     

As long as you have the income and structures in place to support it, this investing strategy seems like a fantastic way to scale without having to put any extra money down and just make more money (assuming of course that you're okay with the leverages).

Many of the sellers are asking for prices that are WAY above ARV and the comps do not support their asking price.