*I do not wish to trick my employer or any financial institution, I simply want to take advantage of the 5% multifamily down-payment and flexibility of my corporate job.

Send me a message and I can share some of our off market opportunities with you. 

Financing fell through due to loss of job mid-transaction.

Hey @Patricia Andriolo-Bull, I have always thought that it was a tough row to hoe.You get one booking for the first unit, that pretty much kiboshes the opportunity for a large group renting both for that time.How big are these units?

I love this country mate but it's starting to resemble communism...The most thankless job in all of real estate is property management.It's almost impossible enough to find a legit operator like yourself and then folks request lower fee's.Unbelievable...I don't think folks understand how much time and effort is needed to property manage "properly" and the 10% is peanuts.Sure, if you pay in peanuts you will get a monkey heheTry self managing and many will come back crying in a few months.Just my opinion after pounding the PM pavement for 10+ years now 

With this communities support and wisdom, I know I've got what it takes to carve out my slice of the real estate pie.Here's to embracing the grind, seizing the opportunities, and making things happen – because that's what we do to live life on our own terms.

In total, that's 119 different opportunities to network with like-minded people throughout the year. 

Lending is not a job for a do-it-yourselfer, and a title company is not the place to get loan documents.

I learned that there are great opportunities to purchase low maintenance, fully remodeled homes in places where there are high quality management teams in place that can produce nearly passive income.

I chose San Antonio as the primary city because it seemed the most opportune city to invest and start my real estate journey via wholesaling.So far I've been learning on these forums, YouTube, and taking massive action to learn as I go.