My advice would be to really study your market and see how short term rentals are performing.

After determining which type of asset, study it thoroughly. 

I’ve read the programs studied what I need to know what’s my next step on wholesaling

What is the first and foremost thing I’d want to study when analyzing whether I have a good deal or not on a commercial apartment building of 5+ units?

I have taken the last few months to study this game and I feel decently confident but I will admit I think I can improve my analysis abilities.

My husband has been studying and investing in real estate the past four years so I learned some through him but in the past few weeks started my own journey of learning so I can assist him better.

Hi Charlie,I've noticed a lot of your posts seem a bit (different) than most of the other posts in the forum.Are you collecting data (or information) for some kind of study, or writing some kind of paper for some purpose, or something like that?

Here's an article from Harvard's Joint Center for Housing Studies discussing the trends: https://www.jchs.harvard.edu/blog/number-of-u-s-households-projected-to-increase-by-12-2-million-in-the-next-decade/And the trends seem to support multifamily ownership over the next decade even though they revised down the long-term population growth numbers.

The first is the Music & Money Investors Group.

This will obviously require overtime and sacrifices within many areas of life.During time spent in school and saving up I will also be studying various areas of real estate investing (buying right, strategies, building a team, exposure, learning from others' experiences, locations/properties of interests etc.)I know it's brief, but with the information I've provided, I'd appreciate any feedback, constructive criticism, advice, and/or concerns.Thank you for your time!