Poor customer service and tech support that you have to pay for after purchase!!!

Being 20 years old and taking the necessary steps to start my career in real estate and real estate investing, I get a lot of support and face some adversity as well.From what I’ve heard, a lot of RE agents and mortgage brokers are not as willing and encouraged to work or talk with young individuals.So how do I go about reaching out to them without them turning me down bc I am young?

@Jon Hill@Ken RodgersAs long as you can support the mortgage payments and it is a single family residence, you can purchase a second home with 10% down. 

They have more skin in the game then you do.Make sure you get clear title.

Most want to see you with some skin in the game.

I’m familiar with 21st-century, but from what I understand about their program, it is pretty difficult to qualify for.The bigger issue is that the parks that I own don’t support the cost of these new homes.

I am trying to get investors to think outside of the box including (BRRR) and find downpayment assistance on a great property that has the cash flow to support 100% financing.  

I'm also putting away money into 401k (roth) from my job as it's giving away free money matching.Unfortunately the support from work is not giving me adequate tools to plan my future considering my real estate and my goals.My plan is to keep the real estate until i can suck out all the depreciation (or most) then exchange like-kind property to not have to pay that money back.

There needn't be a 'ton' of equity, simply enough to support an appraisal of the asset that allows one to refinance their entire investment out.

Some admit they 'worked off the books' to avoid child support, others just had no clue how to take advantage of the many tax deferral plans or appreciate the advantage of Social security later in life as most have nothing saved.