There are multiple ways to get started and I would be happy to connect further.

This way, I don't have to look at multiple reports but have everything in one place.

If you really are going to hold it, you probably want to do the updates upfront for multiple reasons. 

I put in multiple offers before getting my current one accepted, but putting in that first offer made the REI and path to financial freedom feel more real.

We have put in multiple offers, ran the numbers on a TON of properties and it's insane how a house that was worth $120k 1 year ago is now listed for $200k and is SELLING for $225k+.

We have put in multiple offers, ran the numbers on a TON of properties and it's insane how a house that was worth $120k 1 year ago is now listed for $200k and is SELLING for $225k+.

Hi BP Family, I understand that many newbies and even some experienced investors are not really sure how to start working with a lender, have a clear understanding of the multiple ways you can finance your deals, or know how to obtain "funding" partnerships.After speaking to many investors we are seeing this pattern of investors being unsure of how to even start initially approaching a lender.To start, I think it would be great for lenders to get the answers to this information.

I would also recommend trying to job shadow someone (or multiple people) that you know that is a real estate (family, friend, etc).

Our banker and turnkey company suggested we purchase each property under one individual to make the loan process easier and utilize being able to purchase multiple mortgages under each name.

This topic has also been posted multiple times and he could have searched himself, but people still took the time to respond.