If you want to learn about real estate investing, buy the man lunchI’m often asked where the best place to get education is for new investors.Truthfully, some of the best seminars I’ve ever taken happened over lunch when I’ve taken out successful investors and had in-depth discussions.Here is how I prepare: before we go, I tell the investor I want to be respectful of his or her time; I ask how long they have for lunch?

I think they are well settled in and at the end of the lease will buy a SFR since their family is growing.

Our plans are to eventually grow our portfolio via acquisition of a larger apartment building in the metro area, adding management of our current units to the responsibilities of the management company that is required to manage a larger property.  

I grew up watching my parents invest in real estate, and grow their net worth this way.

With resources such as BiggerPockets at my disposal, I will continue to learn and expand my experience, while growing my business and hopefully helping others along the way.The local market has obviously changed a lot in the last 10+ years since I was flipping full time.

Keep pulling out equity as it grows so as not to reduce your cash flow from the property.

Do you want to preserve capital or grow it?

You meet an attorney, ask if they ever handle real estate closings, or estate sales.

Plano-Frisco area is a fast moving, fast growing area.

Best analysis books on MF I've ever read:Ken McElroy's "The ABC's of Real Estate Investing" and "The Advanced Guide to Real Estate Investing".