Many clients with relatively low income, or couples who both work full-time W-2 jobs, often express interest in strategies such as cost segregation or pursuing real estate professional status.

If you are in cleveland, you show go to lowes in the AM and you will find a ton of contractors that are working.

There are many many others but that is just a low hanging fruit component.

Your options are as follows(Depending on if you are still with your employer and if they allow loans)1.

One thing I think you probably already know that most of these shops or call centers do is put their loan processors or Lo's on a very low comp plan. 

With title insurance.The Low Baller – I will define this person by an example from my property brokering days 40 years ago.

Then again, purchasing a true "turnkey" property means you are typically paying a higher premium in exchange for someone else delivering you a cash flowing, low maintenance asset.I would gander to guess that 99% of people do it the latter way you described. 

When properly trained.Is it a "landmine" Yes, for people who don't follow the lawIt has low entry costs *generally* but you have to know what to spend that money on and what not to spend the money on.

Meanwhile, consumer sentiment took a sharp hit, with the University of Michigan's October index falling to a record low of 51, signaling heightened risk aversion.

and... i suspect that the cash on cash return on a brand new 400K duplex is probably going to be pretty darn low.