Also, we don’t see how society evolves from a static point of view.

For this group I have changed to the following15 Year ownership (7 year minimum)3-5 BedroomsSFR40-100 Equity Out of State OwnersList 3 This group has also evolved. 15 Year ownership3-5 BedroomsSFR40-100 Equity65 Years and olderIf I am not a rehabber I will use a built data of 1971 or later

I'm sure my investment style will evolve over time, but I plan to start my investment career with either a middle-range single family home or a duplex/triplex.

I am glad to say we grow and evolve every year. 

I will also wait about 6 months too and see how it evolves.

Things change, regulations evolve, life advances in some direction.

You'll feel a lot more confident talking to clients if you have a good understanding of the process from start to finish. also, be a master at your craft. sounds like you're already finding ways to emerse yourself in the industry. there are a lot of "professionals" who know nothing and talk as if they do. dont be one of those guys :) check your ego at the door, and understand this industry is always evolving. you will continue to learn 10 years in, 20 years in, 50 years in. 

If other stakeholders are involved, you'll need to consult them, and you'll probably need legal advice about making the terms of the transfer equitable.Tax Basis OverhangsSometimes, evolving circumstances can make a well-intentioned property transfer inequitable.

Investing is evolving.

By networking with experienced professionals, you'll have access to all kinds of resources that can help you navigate this ever-evolving landscape.