So I want to go into real estate, and I'm going to college, and they only have a minor for real estate.

It's always better to beat what your projections are than to have to go back to investors and tell them bad news. 

If you don't have a lot of flexibility with your lifestyle and people there you can trust it's probably better to go another route. 

I have found a four-plex that I think works out for my cash flow and CoC return desires, but I don't have 25% to put down, and don't know if I would qualify for a conventional loan even if I did. 

I tried using Cozy.co for tenant screening, but didn't have many willing to go through the process (which may have been the area my property was in).

The best way to do this through real estate on a relatively short time horizon is to go for a 15 year mortgage. 

He says his downside is having no control over the asset or any decisions made regarding the exit strategy, so he has to go along with the majority owners decisions.As someone who has been in real estate since 2003, RE is my choice of an investment vehicle because it's what I know.

We have strong desire to get into the real estate world.

I had to go with the other appraiser because we only had 2-3 weeks to turn in expert testimony and discovery.

my understanding is in california, the foreclosure is nonjudicial, so it should take much quicker after first late payment, normally how long it will take to go into foreclosure after borrower stop the payment?