Otherwise you’ll just be another guy who gets in over his head, decides to pay the full service management company to ‘bail him out’, then sells a few years later after he’s frustrated and I come in and buy it for a discount.

Their process is designed to frustrate you to no end! 

Like tiny little lightbulbs going off.If you get frustrated with the amount of time it might take to save the money for a down payment, house hacking might be a strategy to consider.

It's frustrating to have the money, but not a long enough history of consistency! 

I saw some great answers in the results.That takes a lot less time and it's much less frustrating than waiting for someone to reply.

@Michael Sabosky I know it can be frustrating to get started - it was like applying for “entry level” jobs out of college that required 5-10 years experience.I would recommend you do one of two things or both.

I actually started out as an investor and was so frustrated with lenders that I changed career paths, went back to school, and became a lender myself, haha!

We have had frustrating results with our mortgage broker.

Hi All, so i posted last week that i have several free and clear properties that I would like to tap into the equity to buy an additional property. Problem is that in Texas by law they don't offer HELOC's on investmen...

She shares with us that the current buyers are being frustratingly picky, asking for concessions after the seller had already completed the city’s POS, and she’s afraid they may end up flaking.