@J DubsIf you are not currently a remote employee, lenders are going to be looking for an offer letter in Florida, that details your start date, employment terms, etc.

We started investing in SFHs, then started investing in MFH. 

I am planning on being married in the next year and a half and my partner and I are currently saving up money so that we can start investing in real estate, we are targeting fall of next year to start and should be able to have $80,000-$85,000 to invest.

@Roberto R.This type of deal is more complex but if you start as a hard money lender and understand the business you will look to get more creative and can do things participation agreements, Dutch loans for fix and flips and other ways to beef your returns.What you also will notice on sites like this the Dons and jay’s of the world will share how it can be done but are never pushing a product, a course, a group etc.

But for a new investor, this wouldn't be the one I'd want to start on.

Developers have just started raising offers since the rezoning, so getting one of those properties sooner rather than later will be great, because by the time you want to sell the market will tell you what developers are willing to pay. 

Approx 5 years ago, I started managing a Section 8 property that the tenant had sublet to someone they didn't even know for more rent then the Housing Authority was paying. 

Hi Everyone,I am on my 7th month in the market here in Denver. Currently have not closed any transactions but I have clients looking. I am wondering if there is anything I can do in the meantime to invest. I want to j...

@Kalli WilkensWelcome, BP is a great place to get started!

You can start with reading his books (Multifamily Millions) and go to a local seminar when they are in town.