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Love the simple and effective strategy to get your momentum going!

Maintaining momentum grows your reach and credibility.

These are slow growth approaches, but they make it much easier for some folks to get their start, and after one or two transactions (2-5 years) a very secure foundation is laid and momentum can increase. 

Now comes the challenge of keeping the momentum.  

The appraiser must develop and report the result of any approach to value that is applicable and necessary for an appraisal, even if the Seller did not request it.Appraisals that rely solely on the income approach for the opinion of market value are unacceptable."

The first home is always the hardest, but momentum usually builds from there. 

I think I want to start slow, so that’s why I’m seeing if I can get some momentum with the inherited akiya first before selling and considering investment options.

Momentum is the name of the game!

If you have some money in the bank to cover unexpected circumstances (vacancy/repairs, etc.) and you know that you're going to struggle to put together the down payment for a multi-family, then beginning to build up some equity, experience and momentum (by taking action) isn't the worst idea.