We are going to focus on small multi-family first, and then  get into large multi-family.

He's a CPA with a focus on strategic tax planning.

SF investing supports my lifestyle goals better than MF, because it is a lot more passive and I can focus on my other businesses.Which brings me to the next point.

if you look at forced appreciation you can do that as a strategy but you are still limited by market supply, market economics, property ages you can't control. the strategy we do Is build to rent development where you build an asset 25% below market through infill site selection, land entitlement which boosts property values, as well as refinance once the property is stabilized. new construction you can't build something unless it appraises 25% below market anyways. so I think the majority of biggerpockets is focused on the strategy you mentioned but part of what I try to do is show other strategies that involve land, new construction, build to rent development, land development, land entitlements, smart asset design of smaller floor plates, infill locations where equity and values are higher, etc. we do this in Columbus Ohio.

Most education focuses on theory and less on practice. 

It’s incredible what you can accomplish when you focus on creating value and solving problems in real estate.

And the city is making a big push to attract startups focused on "mobility" not just auto.

We have been attacking it via focus on expanded ancillary services.

I’ve got a few rental properties under my belt and am now diving into value-add multifamily projects to grow my portfolio.My focus is simple: build wealth, create opportunities, and enjoy the process along the way.

I manage the real estate portfolios of my clients so they can focus their efforts on whatever they consider to be their "Highest and Best Use", which is usually looking for their next project.