One of the many things I’ve learned from BiggerPockets is to have a plan, type of investments you want to invest in, rental or flip...etc.I’m sure I want to, ultimately, concentrate on rental properties, doing a mixture of single and multiple family homes.

My approach has been a mixture of buy, rehab and rent along with one BRRRR with my own money down and leveraging conventional loans while self-managing the properties but using the same agent to secure tenants.

We did a mixture of BRRRR/Syndication with Private Lenders, Joint Ventures and LLC Equity Splits with bits of HELOCS, Lines of Credit and Personal Funds.

I have a mixture of LTR and STR.

There is a mixture of single family homes and mobile homes in this community.

@Kimberly FisherHi Kimberly,If you want a better chance at getting a good roofer, go the the major shingle manufactures websites and get a list of their local certified trained roofers.Owens Corning, GAF, etc...Good Luck!

If you do decide to rent farmland out, if its crops (corn, soybeans), I would make sure you have a lease that has a yield guarantee. 

So far, I have used a mixture of co-singers and investor loans or cashflow loan products to acquirer my first 4 MFR properties.

It’s a mixture of park owned and tenant owned.

We financed the deal with a mixture of company capital & private money @ 10% with a balloon payment upon sale.