One of my favorite entertaining aspects to do when I can is to find a real estate seminar in my area and find out how many of those people are there because they see it on TV and think to myself I can do that- how wrong is that mentality.

It takes about 5 minutes and is remarkably easy.

Sorry for the off-topic remark...

There's also the aspect of lowering your tax obligation, which may or may not be significant, depending on your tax bracket.

Traditionally I've subscribed to this view myself, but I've started to question this thinking:Fed rates are a major aspect of mortgage rates.

But I do like the WiFi remote-control aspect.

I just purchased my 1st buy and hold and want to self manage to learn that aspect of my business. 

Hi Kyle,The most important aspect of the podcast is uniqueness.

First, rather than posting that you don't know anything, focus on explaining what you do know, what you are good at, and what aspects of your background could help you as an multifamily investor.More specifically, here are a few ways to break into multifamily with no experience:Past business experience: if you have a strong business background (i.e., been promoted, held a high level position at a large company, started your own business), you can leverage your track record and translate your skills into multifamilyThought leadership platform: create an interview-based podcast, blog, YouTube channel, start a meetup group.

Or is it simply more effective to learn both aspects of the business simultaneously?