@Vijay NidumoluFinding a good investor friendly agent might be a good first step since he/she would be able to bring you deals with your specific deals.Having a 10 year horizon for your investment is a very good way to invest.

A market correction is on the horizon when unkown.

I agree with  @Jordan Moorhead that appraisals will be a concern for people who plan to add units and sell in the near horizon. 

So I just want to expand my horizon 

Most units aren't owned for more than 7-10 years by an individual investor, so it won't have a measurable impact on you within that time horizon. 

But there is something on the horizon for all real estate service providers:  technology will be your competition in the future. 

Any chance a roof repair is on the horizon? 

Multifamilies / commercial have higher interest rates so one can't compare it to your buddy's screaming hot deal for his home.You could pay points to lessen the interest (1 point = 1% of the loan), but the break even I was hearing for my situation was a 5 - 7 year time horizon. 

I was not familiar with Vantage Horizon, but am very familiar with syndications. 

It's hard to tell, but it seems possible.So while there are certainly risks in the multifamily sector, my opinion, for what it's worth, is that that there isn't a major storm brewing on the horizon.