Paired with consistent weather, vacation destinations, military bases bringing in potential renters and OOS monies, beachfront rentals, Billion dollar developments and a variety of other things, you can bet money (the down payment or leveraged benefits on your MF property) that your investment is bound to be a beneficial one.

With the current terms right now, it might not work, but if you were to take the time and think of a good creative solution that is beneficial for all, you could quite possibly come to some very agreeable terms.You are not working with a bank or institution in this transaction.

It's being invested into low cost index mutual funds, and we're still on track to reach our goal number despite the covid pandemic.

Not sure a degree in real estate would be overly beneficial, however knowledge is power and having a degree can open other doors for you.

And unless you're set on a primary right now you may find it more beneficial financially to start with another rental for a while which will help your income for the primary mortgage.Another option would be to sell and use the proceeds to purchase two investment properties now. 

@Brianna Bain I don't think this is helpful for your current position, but when you get to a point where you've hired a contractor it may be beneficial if you walk with him/her through your property and ask them to show you what they think needs work and how much they think it will cost.

(Books, Podcasts, Meetups, Mentors, Coaches, Forums, etc.)Or in other words, what form of education do you think is most beneficial to you in regards to multi-family real estate?

About your comment on the equity play, it's tricky in houston but you do get deals with large built up equity on it which can really beneficial but it's only on OFF Market properties. 

Hello Dane,I have always felt that long term rentals were more beneficial to the investor.

I hope this was somewhat beneficial and I wish you the best of luck!