@Edward Webb, congrats on the success in the Navy and on the decision to transition. 

Long story hopefully not so long, my husband is a dentist in the Army and is transitioning out of the military this year.

It may save you a headache regarding transition with the tenant.

After I started my business in 2010 I wanted to invest passively so I began transitioning my portfolio into real estate notes.

I may transition to a FT role eventually, but for now the W-2 pays the bills and the investments give me freedom to not worry about those bills.

@Evan Polaski I’m going to school for accounting right now any way that can transition or help me getting into real estate?

A smart move would be to make sure the property will cash flow with a single family in it so that if managing a rent by the room becomes too much work you can just transition to renting to a family.I have experience house hacking and also doing renovations on my own property so feel free to reach out anytime if you have questions or just want to chat about house hacking!

My husband and I are newbie investors looking to enter the industry via wholesaling and eventually transitioning to buy and hold rentals.

It's great to hear that you're looking to transition into multifamily.

I figure transitioning a property I already own into a rental is an easier path (at least in some ways), versus going out and trying to put together brand new properties that I'd need to purchase.