Probably time for me to come down and visit mom anyway ;).

I am a recent college graduate who worked in finance immediately after college, but knew that real estate was the path I wanted to eventually go down.

However, my debt to income ratio with that home loan, and student loan doesn't look that great currently and I don’t have much for a down payment.

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I don't think anything is 100% sure, and all the documents all the syndicators have you sign will melt your face off.

Doing research on essential services that a PMC must provide and ensuring that all those items are put down in writing is great advice!

Quote from @Vince Scipione: In my professional oppinion I feel as though the influx of agents joining the field since covid significantly watered down the quality in the industry.

In short: $4.25M Purchase Price. 15% down. 3.25% with seven years remaining. 

You could front the down payment as well as monthly payments to the seller, then charge interest on them.

Wealth-drivers are appreciation, debt pay-down (ie. principal payments) and tax shielding.