@Jonathan Ng hey Jonathan, you could look into finding a private lender or hard money lender but odds are the terms will be worse than a conventional loan, so you’re probably better off focusing on acquiring these initial properties with conventional (or possibly FHA) financing and worry about more creative financing once you’ve hit the limit on conventional financing.

You will need to find a good agent to walk through the property, and send you videos (One that you can trust)Get a solid inspection, identify contractors that will give you bids for any big-ticket items prior to you hitting contingency dates. 

Hey all,I'm visiting Austin and San Antonio, TX from mid-October to mid-November and I'd like to hit a few real estate networking events! 

I led one of these meetups in Manhattan Beach in person until Covid hit, then we went all virtual.FIBI has great meetups in El Segundo and Pasadena.I'd skip the REIA meetups for now, they're not focused on multifamily.

Most hit that point well before they get to $40 Million.What would I say to this person?

If I can’t comfortably hit that I’m not interested in the work.

I'm so happy I listened to the Beard and was okay with hitting a base hit on my first deal!

It was a base hit!

It can be hit or miss.

Home prices on NW side have gotten to a point where you can't make a SFH pencil, so unless it's a 2-4 unit, it will be very difficult to hit the numbers on a SFH as a pure investment.