Try and get some family members together, even as equity partners, get a few deals done that way, master the financing side of things without risking a foreclosure, and then jump into hard money.

I have found potential cash buyers for these properties as well.I was told that I should have the seller put me in the master fee agreement for my fee. 

Ask if they know anything coming up for sale.You can also search narpm.org for the RMP (Residential Management Professional) and MPM (Master Property Manager) certified.Download BP’s newest book here some good due diligence in Chapter 10.

Ask if they know anything coming up for sale.You can also search narpm.org for the RMP (Residential Management Professional) and MPM (Master Property Manager) certified.Paul

I lived in the zip code 90017 the Medici, and I was paying $2300/month with double Masters bedroom for one year and a half.

There's a podcast with a lady who has a list of prescreening questions and she is clearly the master of this approach.

Follow you own path, find what niche you want to master.

I have a bachelors in biology and a masters in business.

We got started at 23 right after I finished my masters degree.

I'm not doing anything TOO crazy out here, but I invest in the East Bay, and do some master lease, an airbnb unit, several SFH/duplex/4plex "standard" rentals in lower-income areas that produce over 1% monthly rent/price.