There is a lot of talk about PM fees on this site, and I think its important to understand that most of the PMs that people here are dealing with are small to medium.

Obviously there should be a happy medium.

. :)  As long as the numbers crunch (and I suspect they will) I think she's in what could be the ideal situation to AirBNB in LA.If navigating the STR rules & regs are too daunting, she could also consider renting to medium-term tenants of over 30 days, to which the STR rules won't apply.  

I love the Lakewood Double market, it seems to be low risk, medium reward, which is a nice place to start.

Given the benefit of hindsight, what short, medium, and long strategies would you consider? 

There are turnkeys in growing areas, but you have to find the happy medium between growing area and ones that still have supportive price-to-rent ratios.

I'm new to Biggerpockets and I'm very interested in learning and investing in small to medium size multifamily properties.

We are only interested in medium to light rehab work so if we can find something that we can do the rehab work in a timely fashion that's our preferred option.

In our market (Southern Indiana/Louisville, KY) that is enough capital to take on as many as two more small/medium SFH BRRRR deals without leverage (we prefer delayed financing).We are not risk adverse, so we thought, how can we leverage this upcoming cash position? 

Proper Wholesaling is the medium.