The duplex I bought this year is my first MF endeavor, my first intentional INVESTMENT, my first inherited tenants, and my first BRRR in progress.

Congratulations on such a wonderful RE endeavor

Hey mate,Congratulations on your super high income.I'm biased so take what I say with a grain of salt lolBuy 3,4,5 turnkey SFH and get your feet wet with real estate investing.From there you can either purchase more and scale your portfolio further or start looking at a different asset class like multifamily, etc...Something in this order:1) SFH2) Multifamily3) Commercial4) Hotel5) CasinoIt's nice to dream and think big but that's my opinion how to start small and progress to different/bigger asset classes if you have such a desire.Or, you can keep busting your A$$ for the next 4-5 years and save every penny.Park the savings in 30 treasury bonds and go to sleep in the Bahamas 😁Just my opinion and wishing you all the best with your endeavors 

If you look at how Washington, DC has transformed over the last 20+ years, coupled with many other macroeconomic and demographic factors, it is simply a matter of time before EOTR becomes more gentrified.

But the hipsters are moving in and this neighborhood will be totally transformed in 5-10 years. 

Congrats, I hope your future endeavors are going to give you happiness like the present ones.

@Stephan Kraus real estate doesn’t seem to be your full time endeavor.

Conclusions may not resemble fact, law, or an outcome-advantaged basis for strategy, but regardless I wish you the bast in your endeavors.

Wishing you the best in your future lending endeavors.

At least your expenses will be lowered with the rents from the other units, you'll gain experience (which can be important to lenders on your 2nd+ deals), and you should be able to save up for your future endeavors.