I'll be happy to try to help you start off "on the right foot."

Dont start with a large project.  

Hey Chris, I’d recommend to start in your own state if you can.

If the renter were to cause damage, for instance, start a fire, it probably would not be covered by the current homeowner's hazard insurance.

Once youve got a few months of experience and everything is stable, start looking for the next one.

I will start another post like I did with the STR valuation research.

It’s impressive how you took this single-family fix-and-flip from start to finish, self-financing and managing the project as the GC.

Deals and partnerships started flowing in when we focused on providing value first rather than chasing transactions.What’s been the biggest shift in your approach since getting clear on your long-term goals?

Quote from @Mike Levene: Hi @Chris RojasI started exactly the same way (with a triplex not a duplex but not important). 

I started investing in multifamily syndications as an LP in 2016.