This is utlimately why I transitioned my focus, and my investments into large multi-family syndication opportunities.

Right now I play professional hockey, but I want to build a RE portfolio that I can transition to after hockey.

BP, we have a couple a rentals, and I'm about to transition to become a realtor.

I started out "part-time" as well as I transitioned from my finance job and they were completely cooperative with me.

It is a program that allows transitioning veterans the remaining 6th months of commitment to work in the profession they choose after exiting the military. 

Now NY has seen some interesting transitions with COVID, and the great migration of the cities to the 'burbs - this is no doubt even further impacting areas that were already more reactive in natureIt seems like you might be better off to consider a historically flat market, where you would possibly see a higher ROI, and be able to achieve your long term investing goals sooner. 

I am initially looking to get started with house hacking wherever I do end up and then transition into the vacation rental game as I am very passionate about traveling.

What are some opportunities you have seen to abandon the traditional "We buy houses" nonsense and transition into something more sustainable and trust worthy to the modern generation as well as potentially the older generation. 

Long in short, I have the opportunity to buy a 940 sqft 2br 2ba condo in Alexandria, VA, which has a shuttle that runs every 30 minutes to the Pentagon City Metro, allowing for easy transit access.

I was looking to invest in some transitional neighborhoods.