My opinion is that it is all up to you and how involved you want to be.

Research which have the highest rates of homeownership (vs rental) and the average home values that fit your program.

Now that you have achieved the goal of paying down debt you can leverage your good credit to obtain either personal lines of credit or if you have equity in your personal home you may leverage that as down payment money on a acquisition loan or use that to purchase low costing investment property, depending on what market(s) you are looking to invest in.I've personally was in your same position and used personal loans to outright buy investment properties in various markets and I wish I would have known about lines of credit prior to getting involved with loans.

Hello, I am looking to get some direction on the possibility of one of the loan programs geared at larger multifamily units such as HUD Fannie or Freddie but for say 10 duplexes all bought at once 'as a package' for say 1.5 million.

There are so many loan programs, each for a specific purpose. 

My wife Aradia and I are a few years out from retiring from the military and have decided to get involved with real estate investing.

I was wondering if anyone here had any experience the homebuyer assistance program.

They have been rated as having the best training program out there - not only ranked against real estate agencies, but of all of the companies that have training programs. 

The IRS generally opposes self-dealing and can assess sizable penalties on both the business entity and the individual involved in the transaction. 

I’ve heard about various methods like “Ghosting” and staking out auctions, but I’m wondering if there is some program I can purchase or company I can hire to generate these buyers list for me?