True...to a point.

@Wayne Brooks Sad but probably true.

I've come across several that are taxed as single family home with an in-law suite; rather than a true multi-unit.

The guy who wrote Rich Dad Poor Dad (Robert Kiyosaki) is a shill and a huckster and nothing about how he said he got money was true.

Maybe try doing some intel to get a true picture of where you stand.

Key Findings:The concept of ‘passive cash flow’ has turned out not to be true.

The concern with hard money or a bridge loan is if we are unable to refinance into a conventional loan in 6 months because of lack of appraisal would be detrimental…but is that true?!

Most agents are lazy (sad but very true), but good buyer's agents are absolutely invaluable, even when you know a lot, because they know other agents and those agents know doing a deal with a good agent and a seasoned investor is way easier than trying to do a deal with a newbie investor and new agent.

Most water bills are metered just like power, but I had a property in an area with a mutual water company that charged a fixed monthly fee for water no matter how much water you use (yeah, shocking, but its true!).

They will recommend only good people to me when I ask and they will have their finger on the pulse of availability/progress and also get the word out that I am a good person to work for.If I were you I would look around your house/units and see all the household/tool/etc. things you may need or want and then I would go down to Kovarik True Value Hardware (just did a search), introduce yourself, ask to open an account, buy some items and explain your needs...