Multifamily isn't a very large sector of the company I work for though.But perhaps construction management could be an option.

On a leisurely drive with my realestate agent at the time.

Some cities have robust traits within the manufacturing sector, urban areas in Florida such as Orlando have a lifeline of steady tourism, and cities such as Seattle have experienced a boom in tech jobs.

I also don't think the market will go down just yet, but will become a little stagnate.In the rental sector, prices much more competitive and have not risen like they were over the past year.

I am now out of the service and back into the civilian sector.

The problem is the RE investing sector is full of people who want to charge a fee for less than great advice.I have been investing for 35+ years; Hawaii to London England.I went a long way before I ever paid a mentor or coach.

Here is my proposed question for you to send at your leisure on my behalf to Bigger Pockets.

Now I have money to get a attorney to draw up or approve/edit my contracts and explain how this process must go in the future; BTW I am also sort of a Document Control Specialist (Directed that dept. too lol) in the ole' giant Texas Oil & Gas sector also which helps. 

There is no wrong or right sector of real estate to invest in. 

Been busy on raising capital for an M&A rollup in another sector so delayed beginning to invest in this space.