I'm still focusing on small multi-families mainly 3-4 units.

i noticed though that the strategies you proposed are very different... an STR is a hospitality business and syndication is (in theory) at least somewhat passive.my main tip in getting started is not to rush into anything. 

This is where you hire a parking operator to do the main parking operations, they send you revenue less their management fee each month. 2) lease.

The buyer makes payments to you, and you continue paying your original lender, profiting off the interest rate spread.However, this does come with risks, mainly the due-on-sale clause, which allows the lender to call the loan due upon transfer.

He dismissed SB1079 as impractical and not worth the investment, mainly due to the lack of a centralized system for tracking auction dates.Despite this, I still believe SB1079 has great potential, and I would love to learn more about how it can be applied effectively.

I'm getting ready to list my first large property with 3 separate units (Main Unit, ADU, DADU) on a SFH.

We are getting inquiries and some applicants (mainly section 8) so maybe we will give it a few more months.

@Robert Ellis-Multifamily and Built to Rent-Minimum 100 Units - Maximum 450 Units-Markets: Dallas Fort Worth, NW Arkansas, South Dakota, Kansas City, South Carolina and a few others-A & B Class (C Class only in main markets and must be priced very well)- Primary focus: Straight from developer / merchant builder

A main component of my team is helping investors find multifamily properties around the greater PHX area.

The main house(first and second floor) is in reasonably good shape for a home of this era - most of the original woodwork, flooring and tiling looks good.