I’m looking to invest in a portfolio of multifamily properties to eventually replace my full time income.

Eventually, we came to the realization that in order to be able to afford to pay for all of the tech, automation, remote workers, etc… we had to start being profitable so we can continue offering above par value with property management.

Eventually, they will exchange their SFRs and trade up into multi-families as their SFR portfolio grows in value.  

All in all a lot of elbow grease a few subcontractors, but eventually got it rented out in 3 days on the market!

You have to kind of buy as the momentum is driving it that way but not at the peak of it, weather the mark to market volatility that comes with it, manage the physical risk that comes with, and reap the blow out rewards that eventually will come if you bought in the right areas.If debt is cheap it makes sense spread the risk around cause your floor is a lot lower, if debt is expensive it makes more sense to own it and and actually qualify your risk in areas that demand is still high, and supply is getting constrained and force more pressure on it. 

I look forward to posting soon on BP about my first purchase, struggles of the flip, and eventual selling of my first property!

That's primarily due to the collateral that is the policy death benefit....low risk for the insurer because they know, eventually, you'll die and they'll recoup the outstanding loan before paying out the death benefit.

I did try to reply back to them using the "Special Offer" button, but they eventually stopped replying.

I have been looking for opportunities for a while now for a fix and flip to start building capital to eventually build up a rental portfolio.

In my experience solar eventually becomes a burden.