Hi Lyla, I recommend you create your roadmap first for the next 5-7 years so that all of your steps are intentional and you stay on course. 

I could be wrong, but this is how I understand it as I prepare my own road map as well.

Anyhow, from there you and the GC need to draw up a detailed road map with the scope of work and budget, which then drives the appraisal and mortgage process. 

Your banker should have designed a road map by now to allocate funds for the number of properties for your REI portfolio.

A few steps led to a few more, and now we have a small, closely-held rental portfolio in an up-and-coming area of our city, along with a roadmap to go forward.So, being as I WAS the reluctant spouse, I think I have something useful to say about how to get someone like me on board.

If you want to be a wholesaler, multifamily sydicator, agent, etc...there are many different road maps. 

I am trying to figure out a road map to go from residential to commercial. 

But that's the road map that he laid out right there.

These steps provide a structured roadmap for achieving financial goals.Emergency Fund:The first Baby Step is to save $1,000 in an emergency fund.

There is no roadmap on the best decision for you.