Lately I’ve been exploring alternate personal income streams and my interest in the residential market has somewhat naturally led me towards real estate investing.

Alternately, it might be easier to find a local hard money lender, who must also be a licensed CA real estate broker, to do all of this for you.

I would explore an alternative... just a thought.

If it's a good enough deal, that may be a better alternative than spreading yourself thin on this 1 deal.  

I'm looking for an alternative way to fund the $2-5k down payment.

Alternatively, if you know of a property that might work, please let me know.I look forward to more actively engaging with the BiggerPockets community as I begin to ramp-up my investments.Thanks in Advance,Victor

Hey everybody. I've been lurking for a couple of days, reading and learning a LOT. This forum is really a golden nugget. I look forward to utilizing the information and cooperation here to succeed. There is a question...

If it was to breakdown sooner than later, I'll look into a less expensive alternative or something.

Add alerts for the niches and markets you're interested in, but don't forget alternate spellings or abbreviations (so, for example, "turnkey" "turn-key" "TK" "turn key", or "Alabama" "Birmingham, AL" "Birmingham, Alabama"  maybe even "BHAM").

I thought about an alternative title for this post such as "You're in over your head and don't even know it".