Explore your goals, and your fears.  

There are so many different factors at play...your goals, your next deal, the situation at hand of your LTV, credit score, loan amount, etc...that affect the available terms and whether it's best to go 15yr or 30yr.It's always best to work with an investor-friendly lender that has your interests in mind, and can work with you to strategize a few moves ahead, like chess.  

Since committing to this goal of becoming a successful real estate investor, I have found several helpful resources to include BiggerPockets.com (via Podcasts).

This is the goal, but of course we have to be conservative! 

If you have a little more detail on what you are looking for and your goals, I might be able to help you out in this market.

I'm 25 years old, have 3 children and have a lot of dreams and goals with a huge desire to make them come true.  

My goal is to start my career in real estate as well as a career in real estate investing as soon as I finish school.

My long term goal is to own a multi family property.

As anyone would tell you, learn as much as you can and try to surround yourself with people who share the same goals and dreams.

I am mostly a wholesaler (although I will keep the ones that fit my criteria) and I sell a bunch of properties to investors that are looking for buy/hold opportunities.