My question is more in regards to taking a very macro level analysis of wealth creation via multifamily investing and in that analysis comparing the returns of LPs in a deal vs the returns of the GP group. 

A quick search will show the city is rated good for cost of living, small businesses, stability, job creation, and is still growing. 

Moral of the story is that shift your mindset and figure out the right strategy for income creation and you'll have those funds in no time.

You don't need college to learn how to log onto bigger pockets and learn investing and wealth creation. 

Let me know if you have any questions (might be worth looking into a service that offers not only tenant screening but also digital lease creation, online rent collection, and maintenance tracking).

There are some great ones out there that offer the core duties (listing the rental property, tenant screening, lease creation, rent collection, and maintenance tracking).

Metrostudy, a research firm that tracks the housing market, said Tampa Bay’s recent job creation should translate into an annual demand for about 5,400 new apartments and 12,600 homes, townhomes and condos.It would be helpful to know what price point you're looking for and the type of property.

Metrostudy, a research firm that tracks the housing market, said Tampa Bay’s recent job creation should translate into an annual demand for about 5,400 new apartments and 12,600 homes, townhomes and condos.It is harder but so worth it.  

@Raza RizviI’m an OZ attorney with a practice focused on fund creation and compliance.

With that strategy, however, you will probably miss out on forced appreciation (equity creation) and some bigger cash flow numbers because of the premium you would have to pay to buy in those areas.More importantly, the best places to invest are the places you're familiar with and areas that you have a team in place.