Thank you Grant...I have found the same to be true...Should I wait to get a mentor or ask for one now even though I am 3 years from my first purchase?

Looks like a true investors group. www.ntarei.com.

Plus, keeping it as an HOA / condo’s vs. converting to a true multifamily project provides us more exit opportunities.So here is the morale of this story:1.

Lot's of fraud out there from false people.A true lender or mortgage broker in the commercial space will ask for liquidity, net worth, equity positions, global cash flow before even saying they can possibly get a commitment lender letter and only after seeing requested docs on a property.Watch out for wolfs in sheep's clothing who promise to do the world but you just have to give them that upfront money.

My plan is to do rehabs until I have earned enough capital to begin building a rental portfolio that earns enough true passive income to sustain a comfortable lifestyle(matter of preference).

So the thinking is hey if they are true investors if they don't have a few thousand to put into the deal then they should not be in the bizz ...

Absolutely true.

Scott but what is more true that you could contact him and ask a question.

While I couldn't comment on the VA loan to purchase a 4plex, your comment about College Station not having any inventory is not true (have not looked at multi-families however).

I am not an expert on this but form what I have seen from other bP posts these folks just shop you around and get you a bunch of credit cards at various banks nation wide. and that can be fine and good gives you cash to get going but not a true line of credit or a bank loan..