If it cash flows, and you decide to self manage to make it cash flow more, that's great, but if it doesn't cash flow without you it's probably not a deal.Option 3: Same opinion as option 2.Option 4: I like this one, but refer to option 1 about doing plenty of research and not putting all eggs in 1 basket.Option 5: (You missed this one so I figured I'd throw it in for good measure) Real estate notes, probably not in the Bay Area (though possibly if you got lucky)  You can pick a market not so inflated that still looks solid for appreciation and population growth and fund a fix and flip buy or possibly a builder (both shorter term hopefully) or a fix and flip to owner finance guy like me for a longer term safer returns. 

@Tylor Gray I use the app "LetGo" and will mostly use "Task Rabbit" when I am in a pinch. 

As long as there is sufficient cash flow and you maintain reserve capital, leverage can be a great tool that allows for exponential growth.

Everyone was on the same page as to who was responsible for what (money, tasks, etc...) 

The operations aspect using remote management and software for a majority of tasks in a self storage business and renting is right up my alley as I currently work for a real estate tech company in operations/sales.

I'm looking for a few ideas on a good market to make an investment into a multi-family home (2 to 4 units).Ideally, we'll be doing a BRRRR in a B/C neighborhood with an ARV of $250k or less.I plan on doing my own research, of course, but it would be helpful to start with a list a bit smaller than the United States : )Good population / job growth, 1% to 2% rent to price ratio, relatively good schools, etc.Thanks for helping me get started!

They're in it for the income growth.  

Our job growth projection indicate this will continue over the next several years.

My plan was to rent it (approx $4200/month) for 2-3 year, use the money to make updates and capture further growth, then sell and put into 1031 since I'm single and will have closer to $400K appreciation.

Not only do I know the area really well, but I feel as though there is significant potential for growth, and that area of the Washington D.C. area is one of the few affordable areas remaining.