I've asked around on here and also read that you need to ask around for actual expenses and rent rolls to see if 5+ deals will work.My biggest concern is that in practicing finding deals I will brand myself as a "tire kicker" who can't close deals.

I bare the cost of all my branding, marketing, signage, etc.

Oh I got it they call them Magnet schools a brand new one got built were kids have to qualify to get in or live there and next thing you know there is new development and housing going in a a bunch of regentrification .. all because this school got built there.. 

Sonic is a good brand and a 53-unit operator indicates a decent sized tenant. 

My credit isn’t bad I’m just new at building it, I found a diamond 💎 in the rough, A laundromat w/a new roof sturdy bricks 🧱 and brand new washers&dryers.

My question is further down the line when I want to invest in another property, should I take out equity in my home that I now will be renting OR apply for a brand new conventional loan whereas I would need 20% downpayment?

I think they are a bit dated, especially the formica counter tops...I've got a friend of a friend who bought a condo and wants to get rid of the brand-new unused stainless steel GE appliances.

What can branding do for you? 

I've been given the opportunity to go back to college to get a Masters Degree in Real Estate Development due to a fellowship that I was part of during my undergrad, but i'm hesitant because the whole field is brand new to me.

Also any recommendation on good brands/stores to look at are appreciated.Thank you!