Turnkey can easily go sideways and become a lot more active than you might be expecting.

That is a lot of work. 

A good lender will keep you out of bad deals as much as they’ll fund the good ones, and building that relationship early makes your first few flips a lot smoother.Haha, I as we like to say, that rate is only as good as their ability to ACTUALLY close on it. 

If you’re just throwing a dart at the map and picking random people to help you, it’s going to be a lot harder and higher risk. 3.

I’ve been talking with a lot of active investors lately who are noticing how much the funding landscape has shifted.

Obviously, we are paying a lot of tax, but we have never seriously thought about reducing the tax that we are paying.

A lot to build on?

A multifamily is a great place to start, and I think a lot of investors are going that route because it’s easier to manage than a bunch of single-family homes from the beginning.

You fortunately live in a part of the country where a lot of ppl vacation, so you have your pick!

Since I have never made a deal before nor do I have a lot of cash to start, I don't know if I should start small with a single-family house or if I should try to pull some investors together and start straight away with some multifamily properties.