Not only are there fewer friends this way, but it takes much longer to get to where you want to go.Trying to ride just one bus, and expecting to get to that magical destination, is hard and expensive...and you as you notice all those other buses that pass you as you walk, you start rationalizing that they are too expensive to ride, and they all are probably going to the wrong destinations,...even the ones that are clearly marked that are going to where you want to go.Second, the answer to your main question, is "both".

Inquiry to CSS, CPAs and MF experts:Many sponsors of multifamily deals advertise the Cost Segregation study as a magic pill that creates money out of thin air, some claiming that by making one they will be able to return 40% of the investors money, even in the first or second year of the deal - how is that possible?

Best of luck on your journey!

I'm excited to start on this new journey and am eager to learn from you all!

There is no magic letter, it's just about being consistent, being patient, and showing the seller you are a credible/trustworthy buyer. 

I don't have any properties but I have my eye on a few and I'm looking forward to beginning my journey in real estate investing. 

You can also get in touch with @Jamie Pagay who is also getting her journey started in the Houston area.

My real estate journey is described in my post from last week.Here’s where I’m looking to find out my next move.

If you need more access to capital, I recommend documenting your journey via a blog, social media, youtube, etc.

Been doing lots of reading and almost ready to begin my BRRRR journey, but I came across the Homestyle Renovation loan option while reading up on Hard Money Lenders.