A lot of multifamily transactions come together purely through networking, people talking to each other.

Most consumers think the lowest rate equals the best option (pure social conditioning) with out looking at terms, tax implications, lifestyle/cash flow planning down the road, or even assessing the risk, exit strategies, asset protection, contingency planning etc.There are probably ton more but hope that helps point you in the right direction.I would ask for a referral and vet out the loan officer online or from past clients.

I would definitely put my money into a mixed use or purely residential apartment building.

And what Zack Childress and REI Success Academy offers is pure BS!

Most of the properties on Zillow, Trulia and Realtor.com seem to be a poor deal and gone quickly e.g 2 properties I analyzed using BP rental calculator had cash flow of $200 to $300 as a pure rental.

I can't wait to be in your position of pure financial independence!

If anything, find a mixture of branded and keywords domains, don't go pure keyword or exact match.

The goal is not to sell my products but purely to educate and get people on my list.

They really aren't a big deal, pure laziness ("omg i have to look at a census map soooo much more work than FHA and who cares if my borrower would save a couple grand a year") is the reason many will not do it.

There are WAY too many so-called experts selling pure hype to newbies for outrageous prices in this industry.