It also provides plenty of tools for learning.Have you looked into attending local meetings and joining facebook groups?

. - With sufficient equity, investors can incorporate other mortgages or debts on other properties into one loan.

But you should really dig into it.

I had wanted to start looking into being a LP in syndications, but I'm realizing that that a hands off approach may not  get me where I want and need to be.I started reading through the "How to Invest in Real Estate" book from BP, and I am blown away. 

This is the #1 reason why most builder's fail, if they own the land, the carry costs are relatively low, but the moment they tap into the land equity for additional capital, is usually the moment they are finished. 

I am looking into purchasing more properties, and want to have some kind of Holdings Co where the taxable income flows through so I can tax advantage of the corporate tax rate.2.

I fell in love with the negotiating an chasing deals not to long ago an discovered that's my niche and now I'm here to keep growing an connect with all sorts of amazing people. any advice would be much appreciated, I've been saving and saving an believe I have enough capital to get into one of the strategies, its 35k and house flipping seems right up my alley though the market an fear of not having enough capital is holding me back. any advice thank you!

Hello, just a little background, I just started looking into real estate investing not too long ago and am still very much in my research and learn as much as I can phase.

They typicallyrequire a larger down payment and may have shorter terms, but they can be agood option if your goal is to hold the land for future use or development.Subdivision Loans: If you planto divide the land into smaller lots for resale or development, a subdivisionloan could be the right choice.

Of course, there are several factors that play into this:How much money do you actually have to put into the deal?