My 2 biggest pieces of advice... 1) If you want the fast track, get a mentor - but the RIGHT one...it's a crowded space and we definitely made a mistake selecting the wrong one the first time around (now we're with an amazing group and have closed over 400 doors in 2 years). 2) Don't fall into the trap of thinking you have to start small ...you don't. 

The reason for this is that we want a larger home -- we just had baby #4 and want a bigger living space. 

The only way it works out is if you can get a lot more rent for her living space than she can afford. 

Advancements in the prop/tech space are not only creating different owner and renter experiences, but also reshaping the role of a property manager.

I also have a commercial office space (5.25% mortgage) that I use as my office and rent out other offices in the building for some passive income.My goal is to retire as soon as possible, which I define as having enough passive income from investment properties to cover my living expenses.

Water lines are in the crawl space in hallways separated by unit already.  

As a realtor and investor in the STR space in Destin, I can attest that there are plenty of terrible options and few agents that stand out. 

Instead of calling to report the issue, she went and purchased space heaters and then demanded we reimburse her for cost of the space heaters.

for multifamily, that is a very tough space.

I have a multi-family in Brooklyn and I'm currently renovating it rent it as co-living space.