Not before that long it could become more interesting for you than for us here.Now, for us building a portfolio of rentals (and btw also an option for Americans), we avoid this by not doing it as an individual but with a company (SL) and changing it to company tax (first two years 15% and after this 25%) and creatively deduct way more costs.It is true though that this is a good way if your strategy is to reinvest your money time by time building something bigger/passing it along to kids/relatives etc, because when you want to take money out of your company you would need to pay dividend tax or in the form as a salary.   

They run about 500 door with it. 

Specifically, we're exploring whether constructing a duplex and triplex or two duplexes would be the most profitable option.

The buyer definitely owns the property, otherwise it is not owner financing, it is some sort of lease or option or a combination of the two.

I do plan on investing by next year 2025, but I do want to increase my knowledge a little bit more and possibly find a mentor and work with one just to get my feet through the door, and start investing by next year. 

do you mean the front door entrance looks very accessible or do you mean that the driveway leading to the front door area is very accessible? 

I'm actually living in South Bend, IN and looking to add a bunch of doors here.

I just turned 22 and want to purchase my first rental property within the next two years.

that we’ve learned in our 24 years, managing almost 700 doors across the Metro Detroit area, including almost 100 S8 leases.

I started off in 2009 spending 3K on 5 liens and I got burned on two of them and lost most of my money.