We've lived in this house for 7 years now and my daughter will be graduating high school in 2020 and my son in 2023.

I personally have been doing a house hack a year since I graduated college and after I used up my FHA at 3.5% down found a local bank that will lend at 5% down for 2-4 units as a "portfolio" loan and they'll let you utilize that as many times as you want.

I graduated from McNeese almost 10 years ago.

Since graduating, I've led a successful career in Silicon Valley.

There is really no need to ‘graduate’ from single family homes to multifamily.

I grew up in the southern NH area, and graduated from WPI with a degree in industrial engineering 4 years ago.

I graduated High School last year and am currently studying Law in the University.

Would it be better to proceed with this situation and start my Real estate investing now or wait until I graduate and will be working full time and will be eligible to obtain a larger loan?

I graduated from Iona College a year ago with a degree in business management.

As for a little bit about me, I am a South Floridian through and through by growing up in Broward County (Fort Lauderdale), currently living and working in Palm Beach County (Delray Beach and Boca Raton, respectively), and even crossed the Miami-Dade County line to graduate from the University of Miami School of Law.