@Erwin Miciano A well known visual and performing arts school in Oakland.

They will look at the properties and lend based on their performance to your company. 

You might want to think more on how much you want to invest, what’s the realistic return in some of the markets and start talking to agents and investors on how their properties perform.

I use both platforms but spend more on Facebook because I've seen it perform better and just does better on the lead generation side.

You are not paying plumbers for their time on-site performing the repair. 

It takes a long time to build those relationships and once the brokers actually obtain these deals, they only want to send them to people who they know will perform.

Me and my husband both have recession- proof jobs, a good amount of savings, and my rentals are performing well despite the pandemic, so I was thinking basically full steam ahead. 

Just an example:Step 1: Build a teamFirst pick the area that you will be investing and then search for and reach out to 5 top performing realtors and wholesalersOnce you have narrowed down your team to one or two deal finders, have them update you on properties and give you a breakdown on the current market conditions in that area.

House hacking is most common entry point, and easier to get room-mate renters when young, but flipping is an excellent sport to learn young, it's a fantastic resource to know how to build equity, very literally, so get there when you can. 

That's why "value investing" is performing the worst ever in history right now.