In the meantime, I'm preparing to officially launch my startup ScopeOut!

Overall goal is to have the multi-family property be a launching point to begin to replace my husbands salary.

I wish I had studied computer science, because it pays so much better than what I do now and would have launched me into an income category where I could get started in real estate years earlier.But here's what I don't regret.

thx @Mack Lengel, so far so good. we've gotten 3 more in the process and the two we just launched aren't profitable yet with the start up costs we've incurred. but still hopeful for sure as those just got fully booked and will bring in about $1500-$2k even at 8% interest loans. 

Sounds like you have a really solid foundation of experience around real estate investors and you're doing all the right things to launch your career.I don't have any special insights on the markets you're considering, but here are a few things that may be helpful to you here on the Bigger Pockets website:You can set up keyword alerts so anytime someone posts about Nashua / Manchester or Providence you'll be notified.

I've helped several clients purchase properties in the high desert (Joshua Tree) and the low desert (Palm Springs, Indio, etc) and helped them get their properties launched on Airbnb.First, let's get La Quinta out of the way.

It may have worked in 2010 but not in 2021.My suggestion would be to learn basic theory: cash flow, operations, marketing, wholesaling, notes, foreclosures, agency, law etc and then figure out what exactly you want to do, then seek out to launch and refine your method.There are cookbooks once you know what you want to do, but you dont need to pay a guru to spoon feed you.

You can launch a full investigation into what she is doing and when she has someone over if you choose, it's your tenant and house. 

Struggling with how I will handle this as well as I approach my launch, and mine is a 2/1.

Hopefully the profits from that will launch me to where I want to go.