The vast majority of banks don't like to do them on rental properties, and most are further tightening their belts as they gear up for a possible recession. 

Don't take action on everyones advice but always listen, they might have a different view on an investment strategy or know something that you can add to your tool belt. 

I'm working tirelessly to get my first syndication deal completed and under my belt, and I've devoted countless hours to prepare myself to be able to get this done.

Once you have some knowledge under your belt you can always join a few Real Estate Investment Groups as well.

I wanted to get one under my belt, with a little minor rehab that I completed myself I had a family in within a couple months.

I'm looking to set up an LLC now that I've got a couple under my belt.  

I eventually want to make $2500/month in passive income, but would like to get a few flips under my belt to be in a good financial position.

@Brandon Diede a 10% cash on cash return is achievable in a lot of rust belt cities, Buffalo being one of them.There is a lot more to think about than just your cash on cash return though.

. - Once you get a little more time under your belt traveling, it will become easier with lenders.- You can also try different financing possibilities.

Then after you have many deals under your belt, you can try the MLS