Hi Bigger Pockets,I'm new to the real estate investing game.

The game rules change and start making real sense starting around 65+ units, depending on the usaulal factors of course (location, demographics, jobs, companies, amenities, etc.). 

Demonstrated enthusiasm for real estate with a high degree of creativity, vision, and technical aptitudeHigh level of communication/critical thinking abilityInternship or work experience in real estate or finance industry preferredWork well in a team based environment with open communicationAbility to analyze financial statementssome of the other things asked to analyze financial statements.I have started reading but plan on taking principles of accounting for a short 3-week summer course for credibility. 

Im looking at expanding into the BRRR game.

If anyone knows someone in the multi-family/apartment building industry, please leave me their contact.

At a certain point, I can see the scales tipping to paying off the loans, but if you are in your growth phase, leverage is the name of the game.

@Chris Seveney  chris is suggesting a money partner and mostly these are done through syndications were your the sponsor but most investor want to know the sponsor has some skin in the game and is going to be there at the end or if the going gets tough.

Im new at the REI game but i feel it could possibly turn out to be a good investment with everyone moving out to the buroughs.

You will learn a lot of the do's and don'ts BEFORE you own a property which would be of great benefit.Then, when you are old enough get your RE License and do that.. even part time.Follow a path like that and by the time you are 25 you will have tons of great industry experience and be well on your way to success. 

It’s a different game I’d say in the Bay Area.