@Michael Cosby are you needing some help renting yours?

That isn't easy, but probably gets you where you want to go.LTR also possible, but you probably need to have 30-40% down in the better neighborhoods to break even or cash flow.

They have much stricter reporting requirements (audited financials and semi annual reports), as well as a much lower barrier cost of entry.

We are in Los Angeles, CA, and need to build a base of people in KC. 

I need to create some kind of significant revenue stream to ensure my wife, kids, and grandchildren are taken care of when I’m gone.

Managing flips or Airbnbs is a very hands-on experience, while investing in syndications or serving as a passive partner is much less so.

They’re packed with useful info.Commercial Data: For multi-family insights, CoStar has detailed market data, though it might need a subscription.

You need to go big in multifamily to make money3.

Here are the four things I order  1- BPO (150.00)2- home inspection (350.00)3- pre-lim (225.00 maybe free)4- appraisal. (500.00) That 1225 tells me everything I need to know and I’ll kick the deal at each stage if the numbers don’t perform. 

I'm based in Denver and have a background in coliving/ communal housing, but see a need for Oxford houses as well in this area.