Hello everyone,I am having difficulties understanding how investors can get more financing after the first or second property.

the the difficulty of completing a 1031 as @Allen Maris said is there but it's not nearly as difficult as it appears.

So REBNY Legal will have a significant role in the request should they say this can be done.ALL:I am assuming you all know about the corruption in Real Estate in general since some of you had a huge difficulty during the most recent financial crisis.In addition to that, one of my brothers was caught up in a Dept of Buildings scandal in Jersey City where the Inspectors were arrested for taking Bribes.

My difficulty though is comping the actual property to make an offer.

This is of course just a single state, and since each state has different rules and laws, we need to be careful in making generalizations.I would thing real estate commissions would have a lot more difficulty defending an action which fines someone who has a contract to purchase and assigns that contract.  

Below are some of the more common reasons clients have given for moving their investments out of California.Rent control and the difficulty of removing non-performing tenants.The populations of the Bay Area and California are decreasing.High operating costs: income taxes, property taxes, insurance, etc.Rising crimeWhen considering an alternate location, take into account all of the major recurring costs.

It can give people a realistic idea of how things can go in a C grade asset class.  1 thing to note is how difficult is it to lease a property. 

I'm having some difficulty with adding my pic but I will work on that tonight.  

When I interviewed with companies, I made it clear that my goal was to become a full-time real estate investor, therefore, I wanted to spend a majority of my time as an agent working strictly with investors.I had difficulty finding the value in my current 9-5 job besides saving up for deals, whereas being an agent, I can make money buying/selling houses for investors, all while obtaining a great wealth of knowledge that I can use when I become a full-time investor myself!

They include (but may not be limited to) creative financing, hard money loans, etc ... each of them come with their own risks and difficulties of their own.