Not sure what my options are, but I would like to see my waterfront property-owning friend see his dream come true.

As you know I want to buy a multi family property but since I’m an immigrant I don’t have credit or social security number, luckily I found the women of my dreams and we are getting married pretty soon, I just want to know what’s the next step ?

My dream vehicle for urban landlording with umpteen properties and flips running all the time would most definitely be a RAM ProMaster van and a larger trailer.

No way your dreaming 

I also dream of the lender you describe.

Rest, relax, talk about life, passions, dreams, and have an awesome time!!!!

I have no problem with living frugally and smart in order to make my dreams of owning rental properties come to fruition, however the one thing that has been on my mind lately is whether or not I should step off the breaks a little bit and try to enjoy my 20s (obviously you need money to enjoy yourself i.e. travel, vacations, etc.) or if I should just hit the ground running post graduation and save save save so that I can invest and get started with real estate sooner.

We know it'll be a slow process, and one or both of us might need to teach for a few more years after the move as we transition, but it's our hope and dream to spend more time with our (I can't emphasize this enough - feisty, feisty, zesty-level feisty) little redheads. 

I was all ready to dive into my dream house until I started hearing about how troublesome the business can be in this area.

Many options out there for those who want to build dream homes but nothing much for investors looking for builder grade finishes.