That vendors never accept late payments in order to protect a long-term revenue stream?

I think banks are risk averse but I'm sure some banks are willing to help when you can convince them with realistic cashflow streams.

I don't know anything about Shea, but I enjoy his videos.

If you are looking to buy a building and then renovate the whole thing you want to do one at a time, that way you still have an income stream coming in to pay bills.

Most videos, websites and stain products advertise that an application should be completed every few years. 

Our strategy for this property is to utilize 30 year money for the fixed rate, and create a large cash flow stream that will help us purchase larger Multifamily properties for our portfolio moving forward.

I have read multiple books, watched online videos, and have gained a little bit of knowledge over the past year.

If you can learn to pick the right tenants and the home is located in a desirable area, you may just be able to get a nice stream of income.

My team and I are set up to help investors from start to finish from purchasing (including video tours, facetime showings, etc) to inspections, renovations, leasing out the property and property management and have a ton of experience with flips too.

Should be closing in about a week.Before, during and after videos available on our youtube channel look for REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCz0kdYJNv1l_8dw42YErEpw?