We call this "deep pockets".

Nothing too deep, maybe 30 to 50 feet deep. 

Yes I’ve been down deep with a couple UK mortgage brokers there and a tax advisor.

My opinion is that investing in a syndication is not a good plan for somebody who has never owned a property.Syndications are a great way for investors to own parts of big real estate deals passively, but you should have a pretty deep understanding of how to underwrite a deal before you put so much of your hard earned money into somebody else's complex investment.If you can find a duplex to house hack, that is a perfect first investment.

Then I went out of state, dug deep over the internet, learned enough, found good guys as mentors, and since then making money out of state!! 

Hey everyone,I've been targeting properties in various Midwest markets, specifically properties that are 2-4 units in the $100k-$300k range. I'm looking for properties that can cash flow a little bit even at an intere...

If you're looking to really get deep in the trenches, you may want to consider becoming a realtor, appraiser, lender, insurance agent, etc. 

Hi I'm a newbie to real estate im all in the books from bigger pockets the "beginners guide" and to the "multifamily millionaire"  I surly know that I will need to make my investments long distance, Im very interested to do multifamily, but i want to start low key because I'm just worried to jump into the deep water and I don't want to rely on money from the bank, the headache is just way to big for me , my feeling is telling me to try to find something withinthe range of 100k-  is that possible at all?

I've been digging deep into this matter and the first thought I had was the same about the insurance.

Yep, the deep -pockets homeowner.