My day job is in performing arts management but I've always been interested in real estate investment and have decided it's time to take the plunge. 

Congrats on taking the plunge.

Seen the life locals have to do just to get by - not a fan of 2 jobs plus seasonal side jobs.Read RDPD (rich dad poor dad) and it opened my eyes to the values of real estate.I plunged into the beginners guide offered by bigger pockets.

(I'm sure some of you don't even know who that is lol)I've finally decided to take the plunge and so here is the deal I'm looking to do, and I'm wondering if my thought process is correct.Property is a 5 unit with 4 being 3 bed and one 2 bedroom.

If you make the plunge to OOS investing, be sure to look for "recession proof" markets.

I have a few single family properties that are rented out and I am looking to go into the larger multi unit property space (possibly a large apartment complex). I am curious how people ran the numbers but also what ki...

Very happy you are ready to take the plunge.

And thank you to this forum for the encouragement to finally take the plunge!

I’d rather take my 100k and decent credit score and take the plunge then gain from experience and take a loss any day, every day!

The purpose of this reply is that the result of all that credit activity plunged my 800 credit score down to a 500 almost overnight.