For example, lower down payment requirements, FHA loans, and other supportive housing policies make it possible for more people to buy homes despite the high market barriers.Another factor might be the generational wealth transfer from Baby Boomers to Millennials and Gen Z.

The Toledo demographic does not require granite countertops for example.

But it can go either way and requires a longer case-by-case discussion.

If you want to go the OOS multifamily route, it will require a little more work, but you can scale pretty quick when investing in the right markets. 

All the while being passive investors which professionals and athletes require.

Regulatory hurdles, escalating construction costs, and the evolving market dynamics require adaptable strategies to succeed in these diverse real estate landscapes.Lets get to work!

It's a good practice to reconcile your book balance with the amortization schedule balance periodically to make sure they're in sync. 

Getting started in multifamily requires more money, skills, and credibility then other forms of real estate so in order to get those things you really either have to do a paid membership, or buy a ton of single family and slowly work your way up to more units. 

Be wary of hard money loans; they can be pricey, often around 12% interest for newer, which can quickly eat into your profits and also require a high down payment.

I would require renters insurance and make it easy for them to purchase providing online options and suggestions to add to their car insurance, etc.