Remember that every investor's journey is unique, and there is no one-size-fits-all approach.

Obviously everyone's situation is unique but I think most people underestimate how much in incremental earnings you can make if you figure out how to get the algorithm working in your favor. 

Here are some key reasons why many investors make this transition:Economies of ScaleIncreased Cash FlowRisk DiversificationProfessional Property ManagementEasier FinancingScalabilityProperty AppreciationTax BenefitsHowever, it's crucial for investors to thoroughly research and understand the unique challenges and considerations of commercial multifamily investing, such as market analysis, property management complexities, and potential regulatory issues.

Seeing so many sellers drop prices and leave money on the table for the new owner. 

(This is unique among any of the Denver area towns or, hell, any Colorado town at all.) 

If you want to gain equity positions you can do that with partnerships with people that want to and have done the work in the past, and you can be the bringer of mighty capital to the table.

I had 2 cash out refi's on the table with them.

Return: Investing in real estate has a unique combination of risks and benefits.

Local knowledge might be helpful, particularly when thinking about niche markets.Expert Advice: Considering the intricacy of your circumstances, consulting a financial adviser or a real estate specialist can offer tailored recommendations based on your unique objectives and position.Remember that every real estate decision should align with your long-term goals and risk tolerance.

There is a table that I found helpful, with credit cards that report to the business or EIN side of things vs reporting on our own personal credit.