@David Chase I am happy to help, feel free to connect and we can set up a call! 

Recommend you start contacting all the big players in TC and make a list and stay on top of it.

@Leah Mitchell1. patience. it's not a get-rich-quick scheme, it's a get-rich-for-sure. that doesn't always resonate well in today's microwave society.2. it's a people business. it's about the people you meet and work with. spend a lot of time networking and understanding how you can provide others value.3. consistency and focus are key. it's too easy to chase all the new shiny objects after every IG post or podcast you see or listen to. pick a lane and stick to it for years before you start looking elsewhere. look at your market and deals every day.

Unless your sitting on 7 figures minimum in true cash your not a player anyway if things to TU.

Quote from @Chase Ginther: Does any one have any rockstar cleaning teams for their STR in the greater Phoenix area (specifically Mesa)?

If these are ARM's like in the early 00's and they ballon or adjust in 5-7 years then that is very concerning to me. 2) Anytime I see something from a major bank like BoA or fifth 3rd, or maybe Chase, I immediately think ...

Working with you as an investor isn't this magical carrot that all of these agents are chasing.

I have a credit card with Chase Bank that if you have a large enough purchase you qualify for a My Chase Plan which allows you to pay off a purchase over time in fixed, equal monthly payments with no interest, just a fixed monthly fee.   

I am a freshman baseball player in college, however, I know I want to be involved in real estate.

Sure, you'll move forward to evict the tenant, but you'll have the association chasing you down for the money plus fees, or worse.