I have difficulty finding office that meet the same interest as me.

*I do always keep about 75% of my monthly expenses in cash reserves in case I hit the downsize square.I feel that Cashflow 101 has some difficulty translating into reality, as people above have pointed out above.

Please also note that anyone with a less than good or very good credit score will also have enormous difficulty or won't be able to purchase a house to live in.

Trying to invest in countries where you are not a citizen brings challenges of difficulties in getting financing, having to engage with the tax laws of that country and the fact that, explicitly or not explicitly, most countries have some or other "penalty" for foreigners trying to invest in real estate.

Even if everything is going well for you now, I believe everyone faces difficulties at the start, and I'm determined to push through mine.Looking forward to hearing your valuable insights and advice!

There's lotsa money to be made, and many of those who are new to this business get sold on the idea that they can get a quick and easy shot in the arm by wholesaling a few deals - but they just don't realize the difficulty level and the liability they have.

If you have difficulty securing a loan on your own, consider asking a parent or other family member to cosign with you  Just be aware that this can complicate relationships if things go sour. 

Difficulty in finding contractors isn't anything new to anyone who has done a rehab before (and certainly not new to me).

I consider following two links to be a good source for REI education:https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/311/topics/227602-difficulty-selling-rental-properties-at-loan-amounthttp://www.indystar.com/story/news/courts/2016/05/23/environmental-court-issues-jail-order-for-california-owner-of-blighted-memphis-properties/90544714/Good Luck InvestingVivek

A bit of background:The duplex was purchased under my LLC, I've heard that can cause difficulties getting a loan but I want to be protected from a liability standpointI just closed on this place, are seasoning requirements set in stone or are the smaller credit unions more flexibleSince I've had it less than a month I don't have much of a financial history for this property in my name but I do have the P&L statements from the last few years...figure that's better than nothing.