We would be able to consistently add capital to our investment portfolio yearly, let's say $10k per year.Some strategies that have peaked my interests are SFH or small multi-family BRRRRs, short term rentals, trade up into large multi-family, rental debt snowball, etc. 

@Joe FunariIn Philly, feeding to/from LLC -> personal name can incur transfer tax.

Bang for your buck" is hard to say because no matter what system you go with you're going to have to pay and then be very consistent & patient to see any results.

All marketing works if you are consistent. 

Seems the broker's MO is to buy the listing, botch the marketing, then feed deals to this buyer.)In any case, I was able to intervene with the living trust assignment and declare that the assignee borrower could not be a disregarded entity, essentially because a person can't guarantee their own debts -- and a disregarded entity is "still them". 

In our experience, the higher calibre tenants prefer a longer term (they want to settle down and find a Home); though when the housing market heated up we also had a lot of great applicants who wanted the flexibility to leave if they were able to BUY their own home (a bit more work for you, but not awful if the tenants are consistently good).Congrats on the purchase!

Additionally, networking at real estate meetups and telling people your goals will unlock opportunities you wouldn't imagine if you consistently go and meet people each time.

I feel like my consistency and discipline over the past 5 years is truly what has led me to where I am today.

That is consistent with my posts in regards to traveling nurses. 

If you are consistent with learning real estate over the next 4-6 months, you’ll be ready to purchase your first (or next) property in NO TIME!