Hey everyone.I own 4 single family homes, looking to scale up.

I won't be investing in the riskiest/most supportable asset subclasses such as hotels, and tilt my portfolio the ones that have historically been more stable such as multifamily and single-family housing.

I would really like to invest in multifamily properties but I know that is a big leap as a beginner so I plan to first start off with single family properties and transition into multi family properties and maybe commercial(who knows).I am mainly looking at properties in and around houston for investing.

If so, this is somewhat discouraging, and aligns itself with the comparable philosophy like single family homes.

I would like to buy a single family and rent out the additional rooms. 

Can anyone recommend a good property manager in San Antonio, TX for single family or small multifamily homes.

You may not be able to convert it if it is single family only.

I've only done a single probate where the heirs signed qcds and that was for a series of trusts, many properties, a lot of money and a very complicated TEDRA agreement that was court approved. 

Well-to-do families who might have bought a single-family home in another era are willing to rent a house now, especially if it means access to a good school system.The number of homes purchased by major investors in 2017 was at least 29,000, up 60% from the previous year, estimates Amherst Capital Management LLC, a real-estate investment firm that made nearly 5,000 of those purchases.

The property is a single family house for $1200 per month.