After staying determined to succeed, i was able to succesfully get 5 houses under contract this month, i am excited and never thought it would work for me.

I really like the idea of buying a property and getting some stable cash from it, that is why I am thinking a multifamily property will work great for me.

I am willing to help with whatever for free as long as there's something for me to learn!

Looking for some recommendations for an attorney for drawing up a contract between us and someone to advise us on the best way to structure taxes, form an entity if need be and etc.

Hey I just finished The Millionaire Real Estate Investor and trying to download some of their worksheets at https://www.kellerink.com/resources/ but the downloads are not opening correctly anyone have these PDF, maybe could email them to me. 

So less out whatever I'd get back on that on taxes, but then add in mortgage interest and property expenses, suddenly it's significantly cheaper for me to rent.

A 20% down payment would be a bit to steep for me, especially if the next deal I am planning to do would be a 4 unit or up in the Atlanta area where the prices range from 300k to 500k.

You can even get a mortgage on NNN leases as they are recognized as one form of real estate ownership. 

Does anyone use any form of 3d measurement devices to take measurements that can then be uploaded into a design software?

Regardless of what form of financing you plan to use, you must qualify at the BoC posted rate for a 5-yr fixed term @ 25-yr amortization.That said BRRRR is much older than Josh and Brandon's catchy acronym and works just fine here in Canada.