The tenant is section 8 so 90% of rent is paid by social org and has rent support guaranteed for another 18 months.My suggestion is on the opposite spectrum of the other poster recommending northside market.

If you are going to invest remotely, I suggest narrowing down the regions/markets you are would like to invest in, then take each step of due diligence to figure out what that market offers, any downsides to not being local, etc. 

That is their job after all as they act as a fiduciary principal to the borrower.

I didn’t use real estate to quit my job, I used it to retire.

for me got my RE license at 18 and hit the streets.. tough first 6 months.. but that first commish check of 900.00  when at the time  75  a great job paid 8 to 10 bucks and hour.. and it took me I calculated about 6 hours total time..

-Tips from veterans who have done similar things-Suggestions on VA loan providers to go through- How to find a good deal in my area- Basic real estate language-How to find and keep tenants -Fixing up property to increase valueIf anyone has suggestions outside of these topics, I'm all ears!

They do a great job with basic questions but their knowledge, at times, can be limited. 

(I've personally cold emailed all of them and nada...)3) Any suggestions on finding larger multifamily landlords and bringing their large bundles of units to our book?

They will have access to deals and their job is to real estate full time.

Hi @RonnieI would suggest utilizing the BiggerPockets local meetups tab to network and find out who is RSVP'ing to the events in Miami and targeting those specific individuals given you're out of state.