Any feedback from anyone who has found themselves juggling the decision on what investment would work best and not strain home life.  

If you are juggling the concern of security, just burn the candle at both ends and find deals nights/weekends.  

Take your time, consider all the factors, and when you find that perfect fit in real estate, it'll be a comfortable and rewarding investment.Balancing ActThere's something called a "balancing act," and no, it doesn't involve tightrope walking or juggling.

A multifamily home is generally a rental, where a landlord is attempting to juggle costs and may not select top end products.

Okay, that's about what I figured, it will be a bit of a juggling act.

On the topic of allocating part of your current income for early mortgage payments, it's a matter of juggling your financial obligations and goals.

I was juggling both deals at the same time learning the differences between the 2 strategies (TK vs finding a prop on ur own and getting a realtor/prop mgmt all urself).

Still, the idea is to milk that leverage while you're still notching up to like three, four, or even five million in net worth because you are still in growth mode.Trying to juggle individual properties or even those portfolio loans, which by the way, are like Christmas bonuses for lending brokers, it's not exactly the kind of scalable approach you want.

for placing open house signs (often with balloons) on public property and one broker recently hired a professional 'human' sign guy whose career is juggling signs, only to also be fined by the respective city!  

I am juggling looking at duplexes, triplexes and quads versus maybe purchasing individual single families and small condos for renting.