I am all for taking risks in life, but we also have a 1 year old son now and I don't want to jeopardize the life we've built so far.

If you have the money and a financial foundation to do that then that seems ideal.

Then in a year move out and buy another home with the equity you have built up in the home.Great thing about buying a 2-4 unit as a Primary is you only need 3.5% to 5% down which ever on you choose either FHA or Fannie Mae.

Many of which were probably company built.

You have to build a foundation of trust through your past clients, your social media presence, and your honesty and ability to educate.The problem with the agents who are here with you guys on BP is that there is nothing to say they are really investor-friendly agents.

Anyone under 30 grew up as the internet was getting built and kids under 20 are totally emerged in a digital life. 

They are built with lots of room for parking, many bedrooms and bathrooms.

Almost every syndication and fund out there has been built on low-interest rates and their strategies don't allow for much margin of error.

For instance, given the proof of work concept used to verify transactions, there was an inherent limit built into Bitcoin that would preclude it from ever becoming a high transaction currency.  

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