Yes Grayson,Cashflow is hard to come by now.You shouldn't be looking at real estate to get rich tomorrow or gain massive amounts of capital now.But as you own the property for years the rents will increase, the asset price will rise, and your loan balance will go down.

Plus reducing capital gains 

I also listen to broadcasts and I am really impressed by Brian Burke and Andrew Cushmen that stop buying in the last three years and sell most of the property to realize gain before collapse.

Right now, the one that has been catching my attention the most is the BRRRR method.

You do this to not gain anonymity solely, but for liability.

More time and attention to offer to it?

Investing in energy-efficient appliances, insulation, and solar energy systems can increase your property’s appeal and reduce long-term operating costs.By paying attention to these economic factors, you can make informed decisions about property acquisition, pricing, and tenant targeting, ensuring a more robust rental strategy.

Paying above market to gain other benefits is sometimes a difficult pill to swallow, but for the unbiased investor looking for the best” ROI the risks and rewards must be analyzed rationally.  

Whatever your case may be, I will be successful with apartments as I've already started but I figured I'd reach out to gain a word or two and I am not pleased with the responses.

Thats not investing to me.But if you break even on a 600k purchase and end up with a 450k loan, you're going to get about 20k a year in depreciation to gain about 4k in tax benefits.