If you are simply investing for sport and keeping your W2 job indefinitely, you've got plenty of time to acquire SFR and MF assets.

@Justin Franklin To be successful in a game of chess or any sport for that matter, you need to be a few steps ahead, something called anticipation.

Insurance costs may go up on your coverage after you lease to a company that sells, oh say, liquid stove fuel or ammunition, like a sporting goods store.Renting to a title loan company might show up in your insurance policy as well.

I am within a mile of a college(Arkansas state university) that has a pretty active sports venue and there’s two hospitals close by.

If you have tons of cash but limited experience you could look at a (fee developer) might  be 100k or so to show you the ropes and learn while building out the project.Commercial development is one of the pinnacles of real estate.

., one thing to remember is that investing in large multifamily properties is a team sport.

A little about me, I have always been active into sports and going to the gym, I am a gym rat.

@Paul SandhuI live next a few sports arenas and convention center.

You already have some experience and with additional effort, will quickly climb the REI ladder to its pinnacle.

Sure they are both sports, they both use a ball, they both have rules etc...but they are very, very different.