is an arrow in many high net worth clients quivers where they don't want to liquidate but want to get cash.  

@Alecia Loveless, the book you’ve mentioned in your post was written by David Greene who used to be a police officer in Northern California, but he is now a real estate investor.

If you have a green thumb, I might be reaching out for some gardening tips.

She has been honest so far with red flag properties but recently she gave me a green light on a property that was on a busy street with no driveway & only parking on one side of the street.

My advice: find a rockstar agent (like David Greene) always says), and that agent will help you get your ducks in a row.

If you haven't read @David Greene's Long Distance Investing book, I highly recommend it. 

Worked with the David Greene team who sent me this video, and that made the decision pretty easy for me.

@Jonathan Greene yes, definitely considered living in one of the basement units myself. 

As long as you have what David Greene calls your core 4 you should be in good shape.

A broker, whether for Fannie Mae or Freddie Mac or even a DSCR loan should have a variety of lenders in their quiver of arrows so they can shoot you the right one and save you time and money.Stephanie