I’m not going to need them while I’m living there but I will when I move out in a few years and wanted to start putting out feelers now.

If you're looking to get in and create a career out of multifamily syndication you're going to need help.

That price point In that area will be tough without getting into something that’s going to need some major rehab.  

I’m not saying he will just give it away, but his tone said ‘if I like the number you can have it’.

So, start by having some skin in the game.

@Lucas @Lucas Newey I honestly missed the part where you mentioned you don't have any capital, you're going to need your own capital.

The house is in a great location I was wondering about a crazy idea instead of selling the house apply to have it rezoned and reduce the size of the backyard to reduce to need a s work for upkeep and sell off the land.

Chase is saying that they are going to need 1099's from every income source, tax filings from the last 2 years, and lease agreements. 

Studies have shown that folks with good credit and ‘skin in the game’ rarely default.However, Quontic has mixed reviews online.

It all depends on the specific deal, relationship with the lender, previous track record, and amount of skin in the game.