My goal is very similar to yours (start with a smaller units then transition to larger units). 

Conversely, if the subject property is in a better location (ie - closer to public transit, grocery stores, shops, amenities, etc.) and you're assuming that you'll be upgrading the unit before renting it, you may be able to fetch a higher rent.

The Dec social is, I believe, at Santoras 3440 Transit Rd, Depew, NY 14043 beginning 5:30 p.m. 

I've spent most of my career working in Information Technology but am currently transitioning to a Full Time career as a Realtor.  

The excitement of flips and big payouts is certainly intriguing but people need to take time and the appropriate steps in order to transition into full time real estate investing. 

I'd like to begin transitioning my business as an agent to use my license primarily for investors, rather than residential sales, while I work towards my appraisal license (if I can ever find an appraiser to take me as a trainee) while building financial freedom with a good personal property portfolio.

I am a newbie looking to begin as a wholesaler and then transition into owning properties for cash flow.

On top of my 60+ hour work weeks (if you include transit), I'm taking online courses to become a licensed real estate agent.I have no bills to my name.

I often though that one day I would love to own commercial properties as part my portfolio....and now, here I am doing the needed due diligence to make a transition from SFH focus to Multi-family. 

Hello all, in my journey to move further toward real estate investing I'm looking at the different ways to close and the one that fits most is to get transitional funding.