Take it from a guy who does both and has 2 engineering degrees.Life is a little bit like chess and a favorite philospohie of mine is: always act in a way that increases your options.

I don’t have their secret sauce but :You could do a small direct mail campaign with personalized material (since there really aren’t as many multi family deals) arriving on 5th of the month when payments could be pressing and rents past due to a list of landlords with recent evictions, liens, and possibly with out of town owners.Essentially it’s putting yourself in the shoes of how you might have sell something discounted and off market and then reverse engineering the ways you can identify that scenario.

It isn't too much ambition that burns you out.

I finished engineering school last summer and have been working since.

Im a software engineer, building apps for a living.. so when I saw that I instantly started looking for a workaround, a solution, software that was simply built better. iGms was the first working solution I found. 

We got preapproved and are actively looking for a MFH with an investor friendly agent.Working as a full time engineer and nurse, we are excited to start our journey.Our goal is to share our plan with everyone and learn from others.

I love my current my job working at NASA as an engineer but real estate investing has always been a passion of mine as well.

This keeps your personal DTI as clean as possible, so you can keep borrowing as much as possible.Just make sure to not go too crazy and over-leverage.And I suppose this only makes more sense when you have more money to burn and are growing fast...since you'd need to refinance your loans over to the LLC.

engineered checklist alone is going to cost to find out if they would allow ( depends on soil) Do you know how many feet down is the water? 

A Ballroom-sized Great room with 2-story vaulted ceiling and wood-burning fireplace, a lg bedroom, full bathroom, laundry and 3-car garage complete the first floor.