Image if I had 30, just 3 x those numbers.Directly investing in a turnkey rental or small MFH is a good way to start to learn and build up the war chest to go into my scaleable investments such as private placement syndications.

This is just a theoretical that popped into my head, but for those markets where rents are relatively low, would it be reasonable to take on a tenant with the typical one month's security deposit, but in addition you add $50 or $100/month to the rent to build up the deposit till it hits two month's worth?

My concern is that if I purchase this property, I'd be waiting 2-3 years to build up another down payment on a second property. 

I would recommend starting with a few assignments to get the hang of putting deals together with sellers and filing them with good tenant/buyers, and to build up a cash reserve before staying in the middle with a sandwich.

Those types of deals are like the diamond in the rough but I plan to do some rehabbing on a lot once I am able to build up some capital first.

Everything cost money in this business from gas to ink for your printer. 

I figured – I love real estate and construction and I am good at math and management so why not use my skills to build up passive income rather than working till I’m 60.But personally I spend the bulk of my time putting together the financing with local individuals looking to make a better return on their money than the stock market can give and to partner with on some large properties, So, of course I gotta ask, you don’t know anyone looking to diversify into real estate, do you?

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JUST WONDERING WHAT IS THE BEST INVESTMENT PLAN FOR A TRUE BEGINNER WHO WANTS TO GET INTO MULTIPLE PROPERTY'S AND BUILD UP A NEW LLC.

I think the average person can easily build up a replacement income over a longer time horizon.