But I’m also getting married in August, so I can’t afford some colossal real estate purchase — even at only 3.5% DP.What/where should my game plan be to live somewhat comfortably, and leave in a couple years with a cash-flow property?

There is a married couple, with 2 kids that claim they have (570 credit score), that their credit issues are over 5 years old, both are holding jobs for over 3 years, with enough income to cover rent, and they are willing to provide a co-signer.Should I just continue to wait for the application that qualifies completely or should I look into this one more? 

It is truly motivating for me as I would like to eventually in a couple of years do the same and I'm currently in the process of gathering as much info as I can and learning the most efficient strategies to manage.I am looking forward to learning about your experiences! 

I have a couple of notes and am in two syndications.

I will be in the Dallas area for a couple of days beginning April 10 and I always look for someone to go to lunch or dinner with!

If you call around to all the smaller name banks in the city where the asset is located, you should be able to find a couple that will be interested. 

Now, maybe that means you postpone investing for a couple of years (or less).

Let me ask this;For instance I own a home worth $300,000, and over a couple of years I pay down on loan and own $150,000 in equity, or 50%($150,000) let’s say I want to cash-out-refinance, and get like 80% of that $150,000 cash sum loan, now, let’s say if I use that towards another mortgage, will I really qualify for 3 loans at this point?

Haven't been through Bloomfield in a couple of years, great to see! 

I would like to purchase property here to earn rental income.I went through couple of location and found that rental is very low compare to buying price.E.g.