I personally have multiple investments so I have both stocks and real estate.

This may entail investing actively and passively, investing in multiple states, and/or investing in various types of RE assets. 

Time is money, and I'd much rather sit across from someone I'm going to low-ball to explain the methodology on how I arrived at my numbers.On multiple occasions now, the agents look at me like I have a 3rd eye every time I've asked to meet with the seller/buyer depending on which side of the aisle I'm sitting.Curious people's thoughts around this.

You can combine multiple sponsors‘ net worth’s to come to this amount if you need to.

A good friend of mine from years ago is a plumber and I've tried to hire him multiple times...never returns calls and if he does, he says he's too busy and will call me in a couple days.  

I also have a desire to set up a better future for my son than if I continue to work an hourly wage for pittance while CEOs get multiple million dollar annual salaries. 

When you've got tenants in a property that wasn't built for multiple units, you'll generally have many more problems with noise transfer, causing you to have more frequent turns.  

A broker just allows you to access multiple lenders and only preparing one underwriting package.We are working with Talonvest right now on a project and expect to get 8-10 term sheets to evaluate. 

I am a new investor in the Western MA area and am looking at multiple areas including Holyoke for a residential multifam to house hack as an initial investment property and keep as a rental down the road.

(If anyone has been in the same boat as me please share ideas for saving for multiple events.)