Do you recommend any resources or books that helped you get to where you are with seller financing?

I couldn't think of a better platform and resource to start this exciting new career path in real estate investing.

I couldn't think of a better platform and resource to start this exciting new career path in real estate investing.

Tenant C also has 3 children.Around April 15th Tenant C (who I had no contact info for previously) texted me saying she’s been working diligently to get a place to live and she wanted to be upfront that she might need more time.I told her to let me know what the update is after going back and forth looking to be helpful with different resources to check out for finding and apartment.April 29th I text the Tenants since I have not heard anything further about them need more time so I assume they will be moving out before May 1 and told them where to leave the keys etc.Tenants B and C both promptly answered back (I have no contact info for Tenant A) saying they needed more time.Tenant C said she was still working on the same place however she needed more time and that it was a promising lead.

You'll need a good mortgage broker for hard money or long term hold money, but I would use your resources available to find the right one. 

The resources shared in this thread were helpful for me too. 

I'm sure you'll find this platform is a great resource to find what you're searching for once you've learned how to use it.

Hard money lenders are great resources also, but they typically like to see some more cash in reserves to cover rehab draws.

7) What resources (finances, education, network connections, business associates, etc.) do I have available that will help me succeed?  

I concur on eXp, but will add that we have an amazing network of investor agents that you can collaborate with via our Workplace Groups, so there are a vast array of resources available to you online including some training for investor agents.