After a year or two, continue the process with another purchase, and keep going from there.I see quite a number of extremely low priced multifamily homes in small towns, mostly in the south or midwest, that rent for a massive premium over what a mortgage would be (assuming I didn't just pay in cash).These are usually located in small town America, although with a college or military base nearby that brings in a steady stream of renters. 

Would love to meetup, do coffee, mastermind on experiences, etc.     

Most of us blow through hundreds of dollars a month on fancy coffee, eating out, car payments, the latest gadget, fancy clothes, what have you.  

We'll be living in Marina Del Rey or very nearby, most likely, with our jobs very close so as to avoid as much traffic as we can.  

Let me know when your'e free for a coffee.

If there are any agents or people who have connections in the area please message me and I would love to buy you a cup of coffee and learn more about how we can work together.

If you decide to invest this direction, give me a shout, happy to buy you a cup of coffee and help you get a feel for what's available here.

I would suggest you buy him Coffee / Lunch / Lamborghini Veneno to pick his brain on the ATL Multi-family scene!

Shoot me a note if you want to grab coffee.

They don't have bank accounts.We have two tenants deposit their rent into our account, they go to our bank nearby.