You can in an SFR portfolio also rehab SFRs to the next level and sell off individually for higher prices to owner occupied buyers.We like to say that we view our SFR portfolios as an SFR portfolio with a multifamily lens.

I'm currently in the education phase, reading, lisenting and trying to glean as much information as I possibly can in order to take action and be successful. 

Kind of like the person with a fat 401K.

The best way is to attend as many investor meetups as you can in your area.

Looking forward to growing and developing my knowledge so that I can in turn help people in the future.

As young as I am, this site, the podcasts, and books have really opened my eyes to the possibilities investing has to offer and I am excited to get started.My goals:-Gain as much knowledge as I can in the next few months - 1 year-Create meaningful relationships on BP-Niche is multi-family (2-5 units) in the Houston area-My whys: help my parents retire comfortably, give back to my local community, and financial freedom

I would not overlook diving into your finances and trim the fat.

I have yet to find a mentor but am in hope that maybe through the meetings or biggerpockets I can make some relationships with people who can in turn become a great mentor and even more importantly a friend.

pulling that trigger allows you to open many doors that the average investor hasn't done yet. you will go to these meet ups and talk to people who have been "looking for a few years' and you ask nice how many properties have you done and its a big FAT 0 but they are looking at one now lol... so you dont think i just talk and not DO!

I look forward to connecting with everyone and learning and applying everything I can in order to be successful.