I have three homes, some of which I've subdivided into individual units, one of which has an attached granny, one a remodeled garage studio, and another in which I just remodeled the master suite add-on into a large studio.

I plan on mastering CRE, specifically multifamily properties. 

implies that a PMC can get coverage on a property they have no ownership interest in.This is ONLY true if a PMC has a master insurance policy through a company like yours and adds their managed properties to it.If a PMC does NOT have a master insurance policy, they can only get liability coverage via being added as "additionally insured" to the property owner's insurance policy.

I thought about renting out my master bedroom fully furnished (bed, bed sheets, nightstands, and curtain).

I graduated with a Masters in Accounting a year ago but, the more I research I do on real estate the more interested I become.I was going to pursue my CPA, however, i’ve been considering a Real Estate License. 

The upstairs master suite features two large walk-in closets.The roof is 10 years old, A/C unit and water heater 7.

Start with one property and focus on mastering the fundamentals before scaling up your portfolio.

Picking one niche is honestly the only way to create the right systems and processes to scale...I have been good at trying way too many things instead of being a master on one... 

PSSome shots from a few of our units 🤗Garage StudioNewest HomeCollage of photos from biggest rentalWalk in closet we converted into kitchen in master bedroom to studio conversion, newest homeBathroom in master bedroom we just converted into a studio, newest home

The layout is very convenient that I can easily put a wall where there is a door separating 1 bed and 1 bath (master bedroom) from the rest of the unit.