CAREIA is a non-profit organization in the suburbs, but they have a lot events: Meeting with speaker, Networking, and Cashflow game.  

Rinse and repeat larger in price and/or number of properties/doors each time.

The free service, for landlords with two or less properties, tracks expenses, profit/loss, etc. of your rental properties ($50 fee if greater than two) but it requires linking accounts in order to automatically track and categorize expenses for you.I’m always uneasy when a website requires linking bank accounts.

I've looked at hard money no doc loans. but 1.) seems a shame to go that route when I have so much equity and credit score of 830 and 2.) it's EXPENSIVE and leaves little room for profit.  

Hi Patrick, A few things to think about:You'll need to find a property management company who will manage any deal that you buyYou'll need to meet the net worth and liquidity requirements to qualify for a loan You'll likely need someone with experience to also sign on the loanTypical structure between the LP and GP is a preferred return  and a 50/50 to 70/30 profit splitYou can have up to 35 non-accredited, sophisticated investors with a 506(b) offering, as long as you have a pre-existing relationshipAlso, do you have previous real estate experience?

If it's a larger organization, feel free to inquire about their different staff qualifications.2.

The amount of profit i make on the sale is roughly the same amount it would take to set up both mobile homes. 

Unless your able to get it under contract before others, or unless it's listed on FSBO, I don't see this is as a profitable route as you may be using time that could be used towards finding the properties that aren't listed yet.

Louis would be two of the larger cities and there are a number of smaller rust belt cities also.  

I would maybe consider a percentage of profit in addition to normal rent?