It’s more work than a regular 9-5 but completely worth the effort.

Also, as said above, the houses you're buying for BRRRR are usually in awful shape and won't qualify for a regular loan. cash or equivalent up front is the most efficient way.  

Corley there is an investor meet up hosted by @Bernadeau C. and @Shawn G. the first Saturday of every month.

We will be hosting monthly and I hope to see you at the next one!

I host a virtual mastermind for W2 employees.

my understanding is also that "active" would generally mean :‘regularly and continuously’ engaged in the business of leasing or renting real estate for income or profitnow we enter a grey area of conversation and back and forth, etc. on what this means.... just thought i'd drop this out there.... thoughts @Michael Plaks ?

Section 8 or regular if it doesn't get approved.

There are quite a few meetups in the Charlotte area that @chris t hosts every month.

You might be able to convince a seller to hold the mortgage note (ie seller financing) and have you pay them in regular installments, but even in this scenario the seller would typically request some sort of initial down payment.

I was chided for "giving legal advice" on another post when I was telling about my experience, so that this does not happen again I'll say I am not an attorney, just a regular investor passing along what I was told so you could compare it to what you have been told by your attorney.