Is my problem specific to my lender that isn't willing to work on multiple deals at a time from different sellers or am I hamstringing myself by thinking that I should stick to using one preferred lender at a time? 

As you experience, grow, and learn more, you'll have a better understanding of how things work and what ventures may be best suited for your personality and lifestyle preferences.

Would you prefer a finders fee and to walk away, or would  prefer to tag along and learn/help where you can?  

Andrew is a fellow investor and my preferred lender I recommend to all my clients here in the DFW area.

@Jacob TroganI'm in tx looking at my first single family home for my first investment Trying to stay under 250k preferably around 200 but even then I've been looking and searching on MLS, zillow, realtor, running the numbers and hardly anything cashflows, I'm taking cap-Ex,vacancies,maintenance,management,taxes mortgage insurance since I'll be using fha, and I surely endup with either 100 in cashflow or negative cashflow 1 out of 100 properties brings me at most 100 in cashflow, bit there's hardly any homes!

Some people prefer not to have someone living above them, so would deal with an additional flight of stairs to avoid the noise.

And I am hoping to find a deal by then, preferably just before we move down so we can get contractors out to do whatever work I don't feel comfortable doing before we get there, but frankly, I'm willing to do whatever is necessary to get things going.Thanks in advance for your responses!

I am looking to help one tenant find a new apartment preferably anywhere near North Avenue, 2bd and under $900.

That is, unless you would prefer to just make a quick buck. 

Hello all,Was curious if anyone has come across a collection(s) of real estate transaction case studies (Preferably residential)?