I’m a renter with a family of 3.

I am always open to meet up or take a call to help anyone & point them in the right direction financially for their family's future.

My portfolio is approximately 1,300 units, made up primarily of single family rental portfolios with some multifamily properties, spread across several states.I’m spending more time in Tucson as of late, and I am starting to expand my operation into this area, thus I would like to meet established investors, lenders, agents, and anyone involved in rental housing or acquisitions.

I have identified many of the flippers in my area are only focusing on the workforce family homes. 

The simplest business model for a rookie is a single family home. 

Mainly because our potential buyer can buy a single family home right away (there are some exceptions even to this though). 

Hey Ethan,I'm not sure what @Jason Wray is talking about - Houston was NOT built out with a lot of multi-family properties. 

Every landlord is different, its pretty normal in single family to charge the tenant everything.2.  

All your questions about advice on financing and the local market can be answered here on BP.As you work to make and save more money, it couldn't hurt to begin speaking with friends and family. 

I am primarily interested in syndications and small multi-family rental units, but would like to have a solid knowledge base in many subspecialties of real estate.