Happy to connect with anyone in person, via phone.Looking forward to engaging with the BP community!

He's bought boats and no telling what else just by engaging with homeowners.  

I know it's a stretch (but if you don't stretch, you don't reach...) but my goal is to identify multi-family owners open to engaging in a MLO, straight seller-finance or Subject 2 opportunity.

Joining the ranks of others who advocate for it, engaging a property manager is the ideal choice.

I have shifted my focus to using the BRRRR strategy along with your step #3 of private financing to complete the lifecycle.After having this experience and using social media for friends/family to walk the journey with me, They see me with more credibility and trust in me to engage in a financial relationship with them.A lender i'm currently working with accepted to do a lower PP because I'm refinancing #1, and purchasing #2 & #3 with him.

My advice is to dig in, read up, and engage -- whether you're on the forums, member blogs or official BP Blog, just start connecting and you'll find that your network begins to grow.

An engaged tenant would likely to stay longer as they see the landlord as in their court, helping reduce their energy bills. 

You've spent a lot of time piecing together some rules that may or may not apply to you, but my opinion is, your time would be better spent engaging an attorney. 

Stay active, engage in conversations, and don't be afraid to reach out directly to people who you feel could be valuable additions to your network.Again, welcome to the BP community!

Welcome Yamin, these are all sound and realistic goals, definitely start engaging with some agents as well as lenders to figure out your loan situation as well as review market inventory.