The parties involved have extremely limited financial resources and are looking to do it themselves.Thanks in advance,Grace

Given the shift in education's environment (especially in my state) I recognize now the importance of multiple streams of revenue and financial independence.

Of course speak with a good, well known financial advisor you can trust.

My goal is to diversify my income away from my W-2 career and eventually become financially independent one day.

I am seeking out creative financing options. I have connected with a lender (not a bank or individual).I am wondering if is okay to ask the BP audience about a particular lending institution in terms of reviews, exper...

I like the extra monthly cash flow, but it certainly isn't enough to claim "financial freedom".

Familiarize yourself with secured lending versus unsecured lending.

I've been here for 10 months and while I was getting my documents, I've been attending meet ups and seminars but as I'm sure most of you have experienced, you tend to get solicited with the "gurus" offering you education for X amount of money without the security of knowing if it's beneficial to me. 

If our strategy pans out, if we have 2-5 years of strong financials (high cash-flow properties), I don't think we'll have any issues getting a portfolio loan from any bank that offers them.

Also, don't put yourself in a financial situation where you feel as if you have to rent your unit ASAP. 4)- Plan, plan and plan some more.