Are you in a market with good multifamily stock that have rents high enough for you and your husband to cashflow and meet whatever return on investment targets you have established? 

Since you have a daughter also check out which neighborhoods have good multifamily stock along with good schools. 

You’re way better off just sticking your money in the stock market and not having the hassles of dealing with STR tenants! 

Most of our housing stock is 60 to 120 years old and requires a lot of capex, especially the bottom of the barrel properties are typically fools gold, because capex will exceed cash flow over a few years.

Our housing stock is mostly single fam. 

I think it's kind of funny that people always talk about doing your own due diligence as I thought that was pretty assumed with any investment, but I guess there are some people who may buy blindly like they do with stocks or whatever.

It is easier to find a multifamily if there are a lot of that asset class in stock in the area.

This resulted in a slight uptick in vacant stock to 5,626,000 square feet.Employment growth in Los Angeles was modest at 0.3%, slightly below the national average.

@Jimmy RojasReturns in real estate have historically matched the stock market - so use that as a reference pointJust like investing in some stocks builds wealth faster - so does real estate and vice versa

Still working on timing my transition from stocks to real estate.