@Tim LovellAre you looking to invest in notes passively through a JV or actively and manage your own note portfolio?

I started listening to podcasts about investments and came across BP podcast and I've been hooked on wanting to learn more about rental property investing.I am still very very green with the real estate lingo and all, but I am taking action and learning every day so when I do buy my first property (I'm thinking of doing house hacking at first) I am prepared.I will be active, and can't wait to learn so much more down the road!

I've been continuing to hustle and am at a tipping point, I'd be crazy not to jump in full time and my old business is also driving me crazy.3 active listings totaling about $550k on the MLS getting showings and offers 1 under contract with buyer clients to close in early June for $160k2 rehabs for clients that I'm helping to manage before sale, both will finish in June with a combined ARV of $400-420kAnd in addition, now I have been in talks with one of those rehab clients to form a 50/50 partnership to flip  and BRRRR houses moving forward, his funding and my hustle/ project management. 

I've been doing passive and active REI for almost 20 years now....mainly multifamily

You can look for active wholesalers in the area you are looking to invest, you can be active in social media sites like FB marketplace, craigslist, etc., you can look at forclosures, there is a marketplace on this website with off market listings, the list goes on and on. 

I’ve been actively looking for multi-family homes near my area, and have found some great places.

Fix and flip is a lot of work and only brings in money while you are actively doing it. 

That said, you'll want to be very mindful of location: Many parts of Austell are in or near active floodplains, as evidenced by the catastrophic Flood of 2009 (https://www.weather.gov/ffc/atlanta_floods_anniv).The City of Austell Public Works Department provides comprehensive Floodplain Management services, including education, mapping, and many other resources, at https://www.apwsm.org.

Fortunately there was a nice little element in the mortgage industry at that time that let a newly minted professional, right out of school, with no income history, qualify for a jumbo loan - The no-doc Alt-A loan.

Fortunately there was a nice little element in the mortgage industry at that time that let a newly minted professional, right out of school, with no income history, qualify for a jumbo loan - The no-doc Alt-A loan!