They'll need to have a good grasp on your situation -income, credit, Debt-to-income ratio (DTI), employment, etc. 

Get a firm grasp on the basics before spending hundreds of dollars an hour to get a lawyer to teach you them :)There's a difference between opening a fund and syndicating individual deals.

read the top three sites and you will have a very solid grasp on the history of mobile homes.Same for most common mobile home repairs..

As the owner, it’s imperative that you have full transparency into what is going on at your property and a clear grasp of who and how maintenance is being handled.”My Take: I quoted this in full because of its importance.

Now if someone chooses to take on mom and pop retail tenants versus strong regional to national tenants then a landlord can have a headache if they do not know what they are doing.It can be natural for those owning SFR to get comfortable with multifamily as you are essentially taking a bunch of houses or units into one or multiple buildings and an easy concept for most to grasp.

I worked with Spencer Sadler via email and phone prior to moving here  He has a pretty  solid grasp on vacation rentals in Nashville market  I talked with a rep from turnkey vacation rentals who gave quite a bit of helpful information. 

I've also worked out the scenarios you've described but without having a good grasp of the market, I'm really just guessing.

Hi, my name is Luna and I just turned 18 and I want to be a real estate investor and own at least 20 commercial real estate properties I have about a 100,000k save up and I’m moving to Dallas Texas to begin my journey I research what you need to do but I can’t full grasp everything but I’m still going to give it a go till I become successful and I also plan on living in one of the apartment till I make enough to move into my own home.

Make sure your analyzing enough deals in the area until you get a good grasp of the market. 

Frankly, from your description, it does not sound like you have the full grasp, either.One thing is clear: a second opinion is highly recommended, and not from an online forum.