Also remember, depending on your threshold, the further from LA you get, the farther your money will go, but also your commute.To start your education, I would recommend Long Distance Real Estate Investing, by David Greene - it's not the most concisely written book, but it would certainly give you a look into what it takes to be successful at it.As for me - Since I moved to LA a year ago, I have realized that the cash flow game isn't one that I feel I can do successfully and I'll continue to buy MF's back in MA in a market I know better.Good luck and feel free to PM me if you have any questions!

By the end of 2019 I am expecting the numbers to be 5.1Mil / 3.2Mil.i will continue secure more assets for 4 years then I will stop and pay down the loans, my end game is to secure a large 30-40Mil apartment unit complex.

The game has changed.

How often do people start off their real estate carriers with no skin in the game.

Definitely impressive getting started in the game this early!

The issue is I'm self employed and everything is written off, my credit ranges from 750-790 depending on the credit card miles game.

A good professional company will try to give all of their customers the best service they can despite their size. 

@Blair Colsey it just part of the game.

Also if you yourself are an investor and would like to get coffee and need someone with 3+ years of retail management experience, 6+ years of customer service and a ton of elbow grease to pick up phones, cold call, go door to door and generally deal with the public let me know and I'd love to also buy you a coffeeWarm Regards,Cameron Boyle

That means none of them can be considered as a serious customer, and my house stays on the market as vacant.