Nobody wants to be subjected to bickering on an educational forum.If the Financial Planning Association gets its legislation passed on title protection you won't be able to call yourself a financial planner anymore, you don't have the bare minimum qualifications of education or experience. 

No experience with them, but following.

Building a network of experienced individuals can help you learn from their experiences and avoid common pitfalls.Set Clear Goals and Take Action: Define your investment goals and create a plan to achieve them.

Experience will allow you to see through that.  

I applaud you for coming out and letting people know of your experience, which completely sucks.I do want to make some clarification as there are a lot of new investors on BP and all should understand several things when investing:1.

Hi Jason, Yes you can use hard money but you will also need 20-25% down plus 6-12 months reserves depending on experience.

Hey Malik, feel free to reach and talk to an investor agent who can give you first hand experience and talk you through scenarios. 

This way you don't need any loans, you get to grow your equity/experience/income with every house, and the passive investors get your time/dedication/growing expertise/energy/and an inflation resistant investment. people want good investments, the Horse, but they mostly judge that by the earnestness/ambition/expertise of the Jockey. good luck :)

My experience so far is 1 mil in real estate is easier. 4. 

Establishing your team here in Cleveland is essential to success and a smooth start-up - especially a team with experience and expertise.