You will be better off going to a real estate networking event where you can meet multiple people instead of 1 person via coffee.You can meet someone at a networking event and ask them for coffee / lunch at a later time if you click or want to learn more from the person.i would suggest Meetup.com, eventbrite or biggerpockets to find networking events.

I am little late for this thread but....I have personal experience in every aspects of mobile and tinies.

Others might be fine with taking risk, but least by doing this a person can get an idea of what might go wrong.e) Legal document analysis: it will usually take a few days to go through the legal document properly, as almost inevitably there are tons of gotchas that either have to be explained, or mitigated with a side letter.That is the very short summary of what I do.

I would also recommend attending a couple of in person meetups so you can increase your chances of learning more from others. 

During our relationship, he has purchased a primary home, a duplex for his sibling, several other multifamily for his personal investment.

I personally would not do it and do not recommend buying points to any of my clients.

@Gino Cerrone big congrats on getting after it like that, I'd say you are way ahead of most people your age and certainly ahead of where I was at that time. 

As a former foster child who had battled addiction from a young age, I had overcome seemingly insurmountable challenges before.

A person successful enough to have purchased multiple homes is not going to be impressed by your degree.

Having a positive rapport with a lender can help you achieve your long-term real estate objectives.To optimize your assets, think about using partnerships or personal funds.Owner Occupying a Multifamily Home:Owner-occupying a multifamily property in San Diego can be a strategic move, especially with the goal of expanding your portfolio.Understand the regulations and requirements for owner-occupancy in your target area.