I originally started working with my current brokerage specifically because the broker said she was more than willing to sponsor me later to get my own corporate license once I had the qualifications.

I've been working on a side hustle which is life insurance sales, and I've started to make decent income.

Hi Everyone,I'm just starting out and looking at small MFH properties but will be investing in the Midwest where I grew up, though I live in California.

Our goal is to start buying MF within the next year to two years.

Send them a message and say if you don't have the deposit within X hours, that the lease is null and void. 

If the deal starts going sideways, who does the investor talk to? 

Just looking to learn and connect as I start this journey.

I wanted to get into real estate and start investing and see how flips and rentals work IRL.

Househack something if you don't own already but buying SFH can be a good way to get started.

Again - main thing though is starting with an accurate comp.