I'm looking at purchasing a portfolio of MH's in my state.

I am 18, but have been building a portfolio with my dad's assistance.

Is your current portfolio ONE 51 unit apartment building??

Investing in Equity is like being part of the entire group that finds the deal (usually distressed property), stabilizes the property and then either sells it or held in the company's portfolio, managed and monthly returns distributed (after expenses are being paid for).

Thats going to be the biggest obstacle for you to overcome initially.But if you can start buying at a slow and steady pace now, you're going to be sitting pretty in 10 to 15 years as your portfolio will have grown.10mil in equity and 500k in passive income is not going to be easy though depending on the timeframe you're expecting to achieve that in and the amount of money you're going to have to invest over the years.If you can end up with a 10 million property free and clear, you will very likely be able to bring in 500k in passive income if not more.

As a matter of fact, I have not seen 75% of my Real Estate portfolio.

And there's definitely a place for riskier investments in a well balanced portfolio.

So I'd look at how your 401k can compliment your total investment portfolio, including real estate, and structure your investments so that it makes sense for your end game scenario.

At the point you have enough MFH housing inventory in your rental portfolio, you continue to bring in rental inventory, as well as sell some off the top (this is the system the company uses).

I began to take a genuine interest in the business, and have gone from the company "envelope stuffer," to having a portfolio of 15 HOA's I directly manage.