Based on my future goal(s), I'm aiming to purchase a multi with good cash flow and I don't think that'll be possible in the surrounding markets.With that said, I'm considering looking into Pennsylvania and Delaware....maybe Jersey too? 

As the title says, I am 21 years old and looking to get my start in multi-family investing.

The ordinance is generally designed to keep similar uses adjacent to one another, so low density single family residential is near higher density single family residential, which may be near land zoned for multi-family.

The video explains how to use it and the link for the spreadsheet should be in the caption. 

Quote from @Jay Hinrichs:there is a 727 in the foothills outside Oregon fully intact and some has made it into their house when i would fly over it you do a double take what is that jet doing down in the trees :)  If that is the one I saw in a YouTube video, the guy bought it and had it transported (disassembled and reassembled) just to live in it. 

On the other hand, if a Class B multi-family property is in a Class B neighborhood and will support a purchase price of $125,000 per unit, I move on to the next hurdle.

Entry point for multis is still on the lower side compared to other markets that have easier access or proximity to strong employment markets.  

Investment Info:Small multi-family (2-4 units) buy & hold investment.

Discord is a chat service that is essentially invite only and allows for both text chatting via customizable channels plus impromptu and scheduled voice/video/screenshare calls.

I know you're on the other side of the state but how much do you know about the Sarasota/Venice area for those multi-family units.