@Amby BhagtaniIf you are starting out in multifamily, one key is to be somewhat close to the market.

BiggerPockets meetups, local REI clubs, or even connecting with investors through social media can give you a firsthand look at what’s working in the market.Start with a Solid Deal: It’s easy to get excited and jump into the first deal that comes your way, but patience is key.

Hi Masyn,You've made a great breakdown of the key strategies to make small multifamily properties (2-4 units) work in today's market.

Short-term rental data specialist Mashvisor released its list of Best 100 Cities for Airbnb Rental Income and considered some key metrics in its decision-making.

He's right that there is always an option to effectuate a cash for keys (aka buyout negotiation). 

Here’s a quick look at the key market trends and data for 2024.Population Growth:Huntsville’s population is on the rise, attracting both young professionals and retirees.

I'm a patient marketer. 

Check your local laws, but 30-60 days' notice should do the trick.Cash for Keys: Offer them some cash to move out faster (I know, paying them to leave seems backward, but it works).

Walking the property or having someone you trust, is key to make sure you have full visibility and knowledge. 

Having launched over 200 funds, I respectfully disagree, from an investor perspective,  the key thing to look for in a fund of funds model is deals where you are getting the same or better terms than if you go directly with the sponsor.