Looking to move into multi-family long term rentals. 

I am getting my license in Colorado and plan to invest in multi-family real estate.

@Christina ColonIt sounds like this tenant could be a problem in the future - however, if you boot him without planning and your place sits vacant for a month or two, you're likely down a few thousand dollars instead of a few hundred bucks for landscaping.If the landscaping costs are relatively inexpensive, you could plan to not renew the tenant, start showing the property to other tenants a month or two before lease-end, and have a new tenant (who won't complain about handling landscaping) begin renting within a week or two of the problematic tenant moving out, thereby saving you lost rent on your place sitting vacant.

I am wanting to purchase another multi family out of state.

Want to move on to purchase a second multi-family.

I am also happy to meet up and talk multi-family real estate and renovation!

Multi family, commercial RE, etc

The most common scenario around here is to buy SFR, knock it down, and build a multi-family. 

Look for homes priced below market that need mostly cosmetic updates.Different property types (single-family homes, multi-family, condos) can yield varying ROIs.

In my mind, we've run a few scenarios - primarily airbnb, multi-family, college towns - but really not sure where or how to start.