Which one would be the better choice if I wanted to purchase either an apartment building or a small multi-family apartment that is producing income?

I have connected with a lot of rehabbers, flippers, and wholesalers, all of them thanking me for either following them, or vice versa. but I have yet to see a deal come of it.So I just us it to stay connected with them, in hopes that it will produce something.

My ultimate RE goal would to have a company with some great marketing campaigns in place that produce leads with lots of profit potential … completes several well-managed residential rehab projects annually … and has anywhere from 10-20 long-term holds.

The guy who got a call, has tons of videos on youtube about I know that a few people on this forum (myself included) were talking to the production company that did "Flip This House" about a new showing they are planning on launching later this year...My team and the team of at least one other rehabber here on BP spent a couple months submitting videos, talking to the producers, etc.

While they prefer to use other income producing collateral, they are not opposed to attaching the equity in your home, and will actually allow co-signers who are willing to pledge the needed collateral.As far as when you would inject the cash, it would be like any normal closing in that you would bring it to the closing table.

Can anyone share the strategies they are using which have produced results?

You broker can help you there.Your broker will probably expect you to produce income from sales so are you ready to make a transition?

Change from being a consumer and spending money on junk to being a producer and having your money make money.It would be very hard to go from fiscally broke to large deals overnight.

Will either of these properties produce additional income other than rent?

If any body the liens are 2 years old or older (Which is the only ones I buy) then you can file the tax deed application (its to acquire the deed).