This is in spite of getting numerous off market properties sent to my email.  

I need to make my first move so as to avoid analysis paralysis but I don't know how to go about it.I hope to meet a mentor(s) who can help me with my vision to own numerous single and multi family rentals to create cash flow, financial freedom, and a legacy for my family.

Provide a signed copy of the NoteThe investor should be identified as follows:For all investments: Client First Name Last Name>, legal owner via non-trust custodial IRA with AETBe sure to indicate % of ownership on title for multiple investorsSigning of documents:On a go-forward basis we will no longer sign documents.Due to the titling change, the account holder will be the only one that can sign the documents (with the new vesting)Excluded States:Because of a variety of issues we have encountered with the following locations we will no longer accept IRA investing real estate transactions in the following areas: The State of Maryland, The State of South Carolina, The State of New York, Cook County, Chicago, Illinois, The State of Georgia, The State of Florida.

We offer both from a variety of outlets(and on investment properties which is rare), here's some examples of how recent clients have used a CES/HELOC for both long and short term purposes.That all said, for your purposes I'd want to dive deeper into your plans to repay before advising one way or another.

I clearly do not want to continue that for a variety of reasons.

For the past 8 years, I've faced numerous struggles while trying to establish a new life on my own.

From automatic marketing on numerous rental sites, to the amazingly detailed background check and the user friendly platform for both the prospective tenants and myself my experience has been great.

Typical present varieties involve personalized items, helpful items, and encounters.

I should note that I'm currently overseas so I have to rely on all things digital until I'm back in the states.Basically I wanted to confirm that it's normal to ask these people a variety of questions in order to get all of the information I need? 

Your post didn't sound like it came from a landlord with 25 years of experience, so I was pointing to the basics hoping it would motivate you to do some research.A quick Google search revealed numerous NJ banks that offer the convenience of opening accounts online.