Any thoughts on cheaper financing?

And cheaper than meeting up in Hawaii.

Did you have to start out with cheaper houses and sacrifice some of the comforts to be able to afford multiple houses or were you able to just jump right in and go?

I would do a dishwasher but if you can do a 24 inch do it, its cheaper. 

CPA#2: "There's no tax advantage to having an LLC, and it would be far cheaper to get liability protection by buying insurance rather than dealing with the hassle and expense of having an LLC, so I'd just form a dba and get good insurance."  

Maybe it'll be cheaper.. 

I do property management in Boston and have been trying to find a good area in Massachusetts thats cheaper then boston to invest.

Seller financing may have a higher rate, tax deductible usually if you qualify, so the real cost in a short period may be cheaper due to lower (no) loan costs. 

Prices are much cheaper than the surrounding San Diego and Orange County areas.  

Step 1: Purchase a cheaper (50k-145k) multifamily that needs renovating/updating via a 203(k) loan.Step 2: Occupy the property (house hack)Step 3: Refinance or pull a HELOC after 6 months to a yearStep 4: Purchase another property or two from the cash of the refinance/HELOC @Brandon Turner 's famous BRRR strategyMulti-family property # 1:The above duplex was built in the 70's and that was the last time it was updated.