Having someone like that in your corner will save you from making costly mistakes when starting out. Go

As @Nathan G. pointed out. Go

Each stands on it's own; but it is important to know that you have a lending partner that can do it all and that you're knowledgeable about what it will take to get a refi/cash out going forward.Reading the book is great...finding the right resource(s) is priceless.  

Stay at your current job until your ratios are maxed out, go buy a 2- 4 plex FHA 3.5% down and  keep buying until your ratios hit their limits.   

You will want to make sure you have someone manning your booth that is outgoing and can pull people in to have those more in-depth conversations. 2) Attend local charity fund raising events where HNWI are invited to speak and also to attend.

I assume the book keeping on a monthly basis is the same as a cash deal insofar as income, outgo, etc?

So if you're a personal private client with Chase, they will waive all fees on outgoing wires from your PERSONAL account.

Turns out going the way I did initially with the building had put quite a lot of equity in my pocket.

Maybe buy one cash flowing rental property in the next 6 months. if that works out, go to the next one.

Things I have done to prepare for this this investment journey.Paid off all my debts raising my Credit score to 762.Paid of my car loan so my only out going expenses are utilities, phone, and buying my fiance sexy outfits :PAcquired a $71,000y 5y contracted salary paying DOD job.Never had any financial issues.