What kinds of investing are you interested in learning more about?

Call a company that does that kind of thing and see if that is an option.

As far as financing, I feel l'm kind of limited since I'm not eligible for FHA or other owner-occupied options. 

What kind of set up do you have for your rentals? 

Vincent, What kinds of properties would you be looking for if you found some in Arizona?

If the underlying lease does not allow sublets with landlord approval, I would probably get the tenant to sign something to the effect that the tenant must indemnify the landlord from any kind of loss caused by this subtenant.

Great city to invest for the long term with that kind of appreciation, low property tax rates, amenities, strong rental rates, etc  

I have a kind of an odd questions for fellow landlords or if anyone is in the insurance side.Last year when Irma hit South Florida, I suffered quite a bit of damages on a number of my rental.A particular one is a multi family building - I had fence damages, tree branch fell on roof, poked a hole through the roof, through the ceiling, debris everywhere inside, outside...so I filed a claim to my windstorm insurance carrier.I was lucky that the apartment the branch went through, was vacant at the time. 

I had bought 40 some houses before I bought any kind of multi family.

Everyone we have networked with says we must have skin in the game to do any kind of joint ventures/learn from them or even join a team, which we would love to do, however we basically gave our life savings to a family member to deal with a health battle.