Some investors here explore private lending, JV partnerships, or even leveraging equity from properties in other markets.

Seems like alot of out of state investors say there is no cash flow here but I beg to differ. 

Speak with local investor-friendly lenders and agents to get a better understanding of the market and your options.Regarding good books, check out the BP bookstore, choose 1 book then try another... and don't stop reading/learning!

When I first started, just talking to other investors helped me figure out what I didn’t know yet.

. $800 market).Use the stabilized income to refinance with a DSCR loan in 3–6 months.Without Section 8 rent, the property won’t appraise high enough to hit the $75K–$80K threshold most DSCR lenders require.So here are my questions:How do experienced investors structure seller finance deals when they plan to rent to Section 8 tenants?

The end buyer for a quad plex is another investor.

Anyway, I always am skeptical when "successful" investors start teaching classes.  

In a recent conversation with two experienced investors, the contrast in their goals highlighted something I think a lot of us miss when we talk about real estate investing.One was looking for a hands-off experience.

I work in the lending business and often see how the right financing can help investors scale these types of deals even faster.

So when that happens, accredited investors can lose money without it affecting them.2) Now grandma or grandpa are allowed to invest their life savings without fully understanding what they're doing.