Lifestyles, Total Wealth Academy, Brad Sumrok, Disrupt Equity, Think Multifamily, Jake and Gino, just to name a few.However they will want your money.....I would say it is very very very tough to do with low or no money down. 

Think Samuel Jackson Pulp Fiction "and lord will strike down with great vengeance and furious anger."  

You have E.P.A, as well.Even your local water municipality can be of help.Definitely get your pets looked at by your local vet and send the bill to your land lord(LoL).Hey Rob, no worries!

:You can also hire him for a shout out here - https://www.cameo.com/grantcardoneGood lord...that’s insane.

And, if we can't be patient, we'll find methods of being financially creative to acquire another sooner, such as what @Cameron Whitehead and @Varinder Kumar noted.This is a great time for us to learn the tough lessons of land lording, refining our criteria, searching for awesome deals, and learning about how to creatively finance. 

She left early she tried to get the carpets cleaned she gave you an extra check, good lord what else do you want lol.

@Brad Shepherd We are active in four at present, in four separate markets.

@Matthew DeMichele I'd recommend talking to @Bradley Dosch who responded above - I know Brad HouseHacked his first property with seller paid closing costs and a 3% down conventional loan, putting just $9,000 total down.

Generally speaking liability insurance will cover you if the tenant is alleging your negligent land-lording caused bodily injury or property damage.  

Originally posted by @Brad Mizer:I have 44 units in Tennessee that were all acquired in the last six months so I’m new to being a landlord.