.: @Manuel A Zuaznabarcan you start with a house hackI can but currently multi families in my area run  in the 700-800,000 range so numbers are tight and heavily reliant on the tenants.

If you're investing in a solid area, your tenants should take great care of them.

Simply put, there are a lot more co-hosts/managers like myself and yourself who got started self-managing their own properties around covid and are now afraid or unwilling to buy new properties at current prices/rates, but want to use their knowledge/experience to keep increasing income in the space. 

I'm guessing you also have checked for the ARV and what houses in the area are selling for to help determine if it's worthwhile.

Are there any meetups or events being hosted in the area or websites to help investors network through scheduled events?

Hello, does anyone have any recommendations for trusted contracting companies in the Miami area?

They apparently provide mentorship for all aspects of your business and Real Estate and Rentals is one of the areas mentioned as a potential business.

Here are a few points to consider:Piercing the Corporate Veil: If you don't maintain clear separations between LLCs, there's a risk of "piercing the corporate veil," where courts may hold the holding company (and potentially you personally) liable for an LLC's debts or legal issues.

That $200/mo today might very well become $600/mo down the road, and then $1,000/mo...But back to our limbo area.

Their platform is robust enough for all basic landlord/tenant needs—rental advertising, screening, applications, rental payment, document storage, maintenance requests, etc.