As a title closer I was explained that back to back closing are ok as long as each transaction is independent, each transaction starts and closes before moving to the next transaction.

It all depends on your investment objective and level of risk tolerance.

I liked the following blog that explained how to find mentors.

The process of explaining my situation and my strategy to someone clarifies what I should do.

But the seller knows what the process is because you explained it to them.Yes most are nervous about this tactic!!

I explain that they are responsible for light bulbs and small stuff, like the occasional ant spray issue (I usually leave a can of ant spray at the property), and I tell them that we do inspect the property, will give notice as in the lease, and that they can leave a list (one tenant leaves post-it notes all around the unit) if they see any minor fixes they'd like taken care of while we're there, which eliminates most of the stupid-trip calls throughout the year.

When people call, explain it will be ready to move in on the date you expect.

I originally planned on buying properties via conventional financing, but he’s explained that forecloses are cash deals.

Learning ways to control property without ownership thru master leases and options, for example, could help you achieve your objective(s), too.

This explains the need for me to go back to the drawing board and consider what I am capable of doing now with the resources and capabilities that I currently have.