My aunt (who is not a successful real estate investor, but has some experience with flipping) says I shouldn't jump into a triplex because I'm too new.

For the right deal in your experiences would a bank be subject not to loan me money on it?

That's my experience, and I hear it from other property managers around the country.This is really simple.

I currently reside in a higher-end condo in Orlando, Florida, and obtaining a mortgage with a sub 3% interest rate was crucial for making it a feasible investment.Allow me to share a personal anecdote that sheds light on the condo buying experience.

We've never had good experiences and I don't want to waste my realtor/friends time. 

@Scott EwellLeveraged vs debt-free is a personal decision to some extent.Leverage will give you a higher ceiling on your investment, whereas debt free provides the lower floor.While I can't say which is best for you in particular; I can say that, in my experience, every majorly successful investor I've come across uses debt in their strategy to some degree.

I just heard about Obligo.com Does anyone have any experience with this, as either a landlord or a renter?

They also have an LLC that will be carrying 1/2 of the initial loanPartner 2- They have all of the real estate investment, team management, and project management knowledge and experience.

I have zero experience, but my wife and I eat out a lot???"

Part of the issue I am experience is a DSCR company I spoke to will only give what I acquired the property for plus the rehab cast.