Facility Director wasn’t an option under the career selection for the profile.

I have selected a broker but have not applied for the license yet.

If you repair the foundation on only select places, don't be surprised if the other sides will suddenly start "working".

San Diego is a tough market for cash flow (initially) but adding units seems to be an effective way to overcome the rent ratio. 

The sponsors that some of us invest with analyze 100 to buy 1...and then we analyze 25-50 to invest in 1; so we are attempting to select the best of the best.Pivoting with the market is difficult for us part-time investor as it requires transacting and resources. 

@Ryan Bonheyo as most have mentioned, having multiple mortgages will not have a big effect on your scores.

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I’ve been driving for dollars and I located properties that have the potential to be deals. I’ve thought about googling GCs and offering them a small incentive ($50-$100) to offer me a ballpark figure that I’d be abl...

That's how we originally started looking at investments but as we got into it more, we made a goal of how much cash flow we wanted long term and then made a spreadsheet to calculate how many months it would take to get there, changing different factors like down payment amounts, cash flow, etc. to see the effects on the timeline.

Market effectively, price correctly, vet prospective tenant/buyers, and you should be fine.