Real estate investing is not a poor man's game.

Lots of people talk a great game, but suddenly can't get back to you, can't make time, have no organized process for scheduling a visit, can't show you properties, etc., when you actually try to lay eyes on the product.

@Charles ManuelI have an uncle/aunt combo with 3 kids that just started getting into the RE game outside of their full time jobs. 

Faked documents and all, and knows how to play the came called a con or scam.So, as posted by another earlier post, review your lease to see if it contains anything to the effect that falsified information on the application is grounds for termination of the lease.

I have a lot of areas of expertise that I’m sure can help someone else’s business, I’m just so new to the game that I don’t know how they can fit into someone’s business model.

That was my first move in the game, and it proved to be a smart one.

I have been fortunate enough to be in this here real estate game for over 25 years as well as have some basic experience in BPO's (several thousand over the last several years).

I want to play with no more than $200K; including down payment, rehab cost, and ancillary cost.1.

Keep reading until you understand at a molecular level that 10x is playing way bigger than the millionaire next door. 

Even if you have no plans to sell anytime soon, it's something to think about for the long term and/or a cash-out refi play.