@Kate Luna - I've been a part of a few coaching programs as well as masterminds.

Once I found medicine I snowballed the hell out of it and grabbed every advance certification and degree I could that would add to income.

This is not just understanding the steps involved, it is more about how you eliminate as much risk/problems as possible; how do you identify issues quickly; how to you solve issues faster and with the least amount of costs.Books, podcasts, and forums will teach you: The mechanics The terminology The “ideal scenario”They will not teach you: When not to buy a deal How to navigate lender pressure How to manage capital calls How to communicate when things don’t go as plannedBe cautious with mentorship programs that promise speed & act like this is an easy business.We do coach, but our approach is much different than most gurus.3.

It is a corporate housing arbitrage mentoring program.I'm about to sign up but wanted to do my due diligence I want to check with people here if this is legit and if the program is worth the money they as asking for.

For cash-flow duplexes and SFRs, the biggest difference-maker is pairing investor-focused acquisition support with a property manager who already understands older housing stock and voucher programs.

@Matt SettleHey Matt, if you’re short on the 20% down, some options to explore include: tapping other lines of credit, partnering with friends or family for a small JV, using a cash-out refinance on another property, or looking at properties that allow lower down payment programs like FHA (for house hacking) or portfolio loans from local banks.

I work with borrowers everyday specializing in semi customized loan programs, if you're looking hotter markets.Indiana, Ohio, Missouri( Saint Louis), and Mississppi, are all lower cost of living states which in turn allow for a higher rate of return month to month.

He shares good info in his videos and they are free to watch.if you want a cash flowing super property that you'll need to put a lot of money into then you can look into Bill Faeth's program or info. 

Appliances work and match the program requirements.Stoves, refrigerators, and heaters must be present, clean, and operational.

If you start with a duplex/ multifamily or house with a walk out basement, ADU, granny flat/ in-law suite type situation that functions like a multifamily, you can have a very civilized lifestyle and still get all the advantages of house hacking (lower down payment than investment property loan, lower interest than investment property loan, first time home buyer programs, offsetting living expenses by having housemates help pay mortgage, principle pay down, tax benefits, forcing appreciation through value add “live-in flip”, and avoiding paying rent which is 100% interest and just wasting money as opposed to investing it).