Since you have more time than capital right now, consider side hustles like Airbnb co-hosting, property management for other investors, or even leveraging your nursing background to consult for mid-term rental owners.

After about 10 years I have accumulated a fair amount of small multifamily properties. 

Quote from @Lee Banks: Hi my name is Lee I'm looking too buy my first rental property and but I feel as if I need a mentor to watch, I still need to learn the basics of real-estate does anyone in New York do programs or mentorships and where would you start if you first started real-estate today  Hello Lee,I'd recommend looking up local meetups here on BP, meetup.com and, eventbrite.You can also call around to speak with RE investors and professionals in your target market to begin making connections.With so much available information online, I'd recommend speaking to a few people and doing independent research before committing to mentorships.

But before calling someone make sure their number is not on do not call registry.After saying all of that, as an owner of multiple rental properties - I don't like to be called, received text from unknown persons if I didn't provide explicit permission to be contacted.

Navigating the eviction process in Washington State can be complex, but understanding the steps can help protect your property and your rights.

Right now, I’m focused on finding my first multifamily property to house hack in the New London, CT or Greater Boston area.Goals with BiggerPocketsI joined to connect with experienced investors, learn more about financing and property management, and take action on my first deal this year.

My property tax is around $350 a year. 

Raise the $600K, do the pre-development work, then “sell” the property to NewCo.  

Assume you never met them at the property, and fielded 1 phone call from them.

Quote from @Neal Schadler: I have several properties in Cleveland and the surrounding areas.