See if they would also be able to share the redacted purchase and sale agreement they have with the seller, so they can block out the sellers name and purchase price if that makes them feel more comfortable.

Quote from @Chris Howell: @Don KonipolThanks that is very helpful information and insightful on what makes a deal comfortable for someone.   

Sometimes people start with a simple long term rental to get comfortable with remote ownership and build equity steadily.Just curious, are you leaning more toward building cash flow right away, or do you see this as a long term equity play to start compounding?

The local bank was comfortable with no down payment considering the reno we were about to perform.

@Ernesto Galindo-DoucetteHey Ernesto, it really depends on your goals and comfort level.

While you’re networking, start running numbers on a few sample deals so you can get comfortable with cash flow, expenses, and rental demand.

I am completely debt free and make a pretty comfortable wage, at the moment I am currently saving for a down payment. 

Once you’re comfortable, you can scale into small multifamily.5.

I had gotten comfortable with triple net (NNN) properties and wanted to expand.

Buy for quality and be comfortable picking up properties with old peeling paint wooden siding and pricing the purchase to include installing vinyl siding and new windows.I keep a portfolio and am actively buying, deals are back now that home owners are out while interest rates are high.I've been in this business 16 yrs and it's always with the fear of city ordinances putting new regulations on us with and the sky falling.