I'm saving up now for the next one, so either way I'll get it done- just curious if there's more meat on the bone for me here.

I have 4k saved currently and plan to continue to saving over the course of the next year.

Furthermore, I read that in order for me to qualify for more than 4 mortgages, I must have 2 years of rental income history, be willing to put down 25% (at least), and have many 6 months of savings for expenses.

I have been reading every real estate book, listening to podcasts, and learning for years while telling myself I justed don't know enough, don't have enough saved, or have too much to lose to get out on the edge and take a chance in investing.

I’m a young investor wanting to get started I’ve Listened to the podcast for about 2 years now and have learned so much but I’m still struggling to find my first deal... oh when I say young I’m 19 lol I’ve got about 25k saved away and I want to be wise with how I use it... any suggestions??

It can save you a lot of time.Good luck!

I don't want to play financial advisor but at the same time, help them get on track to save up, get credit straight, etc.

This would help me in 2 ways, 1) My property manager would be only be getting $400 of the firsts months rent instead of $900. 2) I would save around $700 per year on fees.

Most realtors who are landlords will also be able to share their handyman and other contractors who will save your buyer time and headaches.By too old or too new I mean this. 

I know some investors are able to utilize their license to save themselves money, but unless that's your plan I don't know how useful it is.