We are simply looking for a solid cashflow machine.

I recently graduated from the University of Miami with a Bachelor's in Finance and I'm looking to work/learn for a couple years before starting grad school towards an MBA, most likely specified in real estate.In the meantime, I got some footing in the game and earned my real estate sales associate license in 2018, my freshman year of college.

@Dan Portka , I will keep you in mind :) Yes, I am looking for a local real estate club as well; I heard of a group playing the Cash Flow Game in Irvine.

Hi everyone, I am Freddy Koenig. I am a recent Pro Member on BP and have probably listened to about 100 podcasts now in the past 2 weeks which have been a great listen. I also just recently purchased David's BRRRR ebo...

So first of all, congratulations on not needing the explanation that what you qualify for doesn't affect what the bank will loan on a particular property - you are ahead of the game already. 

Hi @Angelo TafoyaWelcome to the game!

What I hope you can learn from my story is that ya just gotta start swinging and get in the game.

I inherited her when I bought the house and later realized she was playing games with the other landlord other landlord didn't tell me about this until after I closed. she's now playing similar game with me and seems like the courts system is helping her to do this.

Real estate is a relationship game.

If you're taking into account the ballpark number of $900/mo (or whatever you're planning on paying in rent) x 24 months (just an average based on new build timelines and playing the waiting game with material pricing etc) that would be about $21K ish- or about half or 1/3 of the cost (this will be area specific to you of course) of a small modular home maybe.