My last option here is I could move out at lease expiry and get an apartment by myself until I could find a 2-4 unit place, but I feel like that's a bit of a gambling option.To re-cap, my plan is:1) Search for a duplex/triplex/fourplex and hopefully find something before March 1st2) If no clear path/deal in place by March 1st, continue to search for duplex/triplex/fourplex as well as a single family house3) Worst case scenario I could get a 1 bedroom apartment by myself (I really don't want to do this and want to start my real estate journey).I'd like to hear some feedback regarding how financially sound this would be and what factors I should consider when going this route.

Multifamily is a team sport.

Sports or luxury car back from Europe.  

If you are not able to run your own numbers, you are gambling not investing.

keep in mind most investor on BP of course like to regurgitate this mantra" I am a cash flow investor  Appreciation is gambling "  LOL  not sure who coined that term but it sure is prevalent on this site. the stuff I am funding for others rents are more in the 700 to 900 range.. from what I can see..  

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I've done sports my whole life and I am no stranger to hard work and lifting heavy things.

They still live in the 4th unit to this day.My target market is Las Vegas, I’m there 3-8 times a year, and feel like with all the Sports Teams, fresh Hotel construction, and a solid University, it’ll be a good rental market for me to learn.

Now I had just had a newborn at the time and quitting and betting it all on that career path was not something I wanted to gamble on my family's financial future.

Multifamily is a team sport and knowing how to surround yourself with people who compliment your skill set is essential to being successful.