2-4 units are not considered multi-family by the industry, so you're highly unlikely to have that access.Even 5-20 units are questionable.The threshold is company specific, but would guess it's around 20-30 units.

From there you are likely to connect with seasoned investors, industry professionals, and other people just starting out.

Class A Contractor, grew up in that industry.

In the private lending industry, plenty of lenders will lend to you as long as the deal makes sense, you have a decent credit score and you have a down payment to bring to the table. 

I need knowledge of the industry and people that are willing to coach me, and point me in the right direction to successfully break into the real estate industry.

At this point, I don't even recommend direct mail (in my industry) to franchisees, as there are a lot of other ways to reach your target audience for less money and spending less time.Again, I don't know much about the buy houses for cash industry, but it seems like there are probably facebook groups and next-door posts you could follow/search to place the right comment at the right time to generate interest. 

Thank you,Angelo Pana Hi Angelo,I have closed hundreds of VA loans and have been in the mortgage industry for over 16 years.

I'm not against animals by any means, I used to have several, but the rental industry is so different, renters don't care as much for the properties, my current property was one of them, and I spent alot of money to remodel.

You can rent out a second home as an AIRBNB or VRBO and also transition it into a permanent rental in a short period of time.You mentioned talking to multiple people and it does not surprise me as the bank/lending industry is full of new comers, loan officers with no investor options or lack of knowledge. 

The accounting/bookkeeping industry is in the "second tax season" of the year.