Real Estate is a business just like any other and it's very hard.

If the average home price is $1M, and you want to get in the business of helping homeowners transact... getting a license seems like a way more obvious path to success than wholesaling. 

But as you journey through life building a family, starting a business and acquiring wealth it is ok to have a list of things that you should not have to do and it is ok to pay someone else to do it. 

She told me to run the business; not my ego. 

After that I made a conscious effort to and connect and meet with as many people in the RE business as I possible and I still find myself in new challenging situations as LTR landlord.

Which will bring plenty of other investors and general business to the area.

So I was thinking if I could get a small business loan to get my 20% covered and then get into a DSCR loan and be off to the races.

I'm seeing the same garbage in business brokering too. 

Hi all, my business partner and I are aiming to purchase our first LTR property.

I won't badger you for your business.