Alternatively, I have been looking into the Multi Family market in San Antonio as there appears to be some ability for cash flow in that market.Any advice would be much appreciated.

Moreover, a multi-member LLC, when manged properly, often has more protection than single member LLCs. 

I invest mainly in New Jersey with 2-4 unit multi family homes and will be transitioning into doing more of this and larger 50+ unit Multi families.Thank You,Kamran 

If the deal makes sense for all parties, the lender can push the property to its investors with the financing attached.

Here is a good video The Ohio Division of Real Estate made about wholesaling in Ohio https://www.com.ohio.gov/real/ I recommend you just get your real estate sales license.

I personally am looking to get into multi-families and short term rentals.

There are always many unknown factors but I will tell you my most recent property was a bank owned rental property they tried to rent it for $2,000 then dropped as low as $1,750 but when I purchased it I had multiple section 8 parties interested at $2,100.

Therefore, multi-family will take some demand from SFR.

IOW, even a small portion is owned by an unrelated third party. 

I am searching into multi-family properties, moving into one unit and renting out the others, then eventually moving out and renting out all units.