The main thing is acquiring the property at a price that works best for the buyer/investor or seller.

I got caught up in the low money/no money down, ARMS, 80/20, interest only loan craze from 2003-2006 and acquired 13 single family homes in and around the Twin Cities suburbs.

I just did started a DM campaign and used addresses acquired from Real Acquisitions.

I recently spoke to an investor out of the Long Beach area who told me she acquired 20 properties last year alone.

I have one year left so my aim is to acquire a property, ideally multifamily, before this year is up.

Especially when people hear that we have acquired 5 houses in 3 years and are 26 ;)My parents were very successful and it was a great source of second income especially since my mom was a stay at home mom!

My assumption is that whatever is acquired in a marriage can be split but you should definitely defer to your attorney.

You can acquire real estate while overseeing and building your businesses. 

After being truly inspired, I decided to get the old real estate license and Pursue investing with a few basic tools I've acquired over the years.

I'd love to have a realtor or someone that is experienced at acquiring rental properties to work with, but more someone I can trust as opposed to just looking to make fees from my purchase(s).Any specific links or resource you could recommend to help identify quality properties?