We are firmly in the first innings of a transition to a buyer's market and the rebalancing of asset valuations. 

So, there's real opportunity loss in the short run for me transitioning to a different property, in terms of the loss of $75K+ coming in during the interim.

I’m looking to start transitioning my business plan into a syndication style.

If you need anything let me know, I started as an investor and then transitioned into a realtor that works closely with investors to find and strategize around the right properties for their portfolio from A class SFH to C class apartments, Des Moines Metro is big enough to attract people but small enough to stay off the radar of the big players ;)

Like I always seem to run into issues when I talk to lenders about a portfolio loan.I would really like to somehow not do any projects for clients and just work on building my portfolio, I’m just not sure how to make the transition, two years ago I was 15 years into working as a union carpenter, I am honestly still trying to hit my stride with my business it’s doing well but I know I have more to learn and grow.

Congratulations on your home and good luck with your transition to Florida!

Even though I had success with the single family home, I would like to transition to more multi family deals such as mobile home parks, apartments, or even storage units (not a MF deal but still something I am looking into).

Few thoughts and things to consider:1) If you don't already own a home, buy one before you transition to doing anything else because of lending guidelines2) Wholesaling and flips are very much active.

Max out your DTI with quality cash flowing properties then transition to tax strategies when you start making the big bucks.

That way the rehab to rent transition should be well managed and seamless.