I thought you just kept working and getting raises and eventually, things just got better.

Eventually, we would move into one of the units there and I would hope to add on and do more real estate investing locally there.A couple things give me pause:- COVID fallout.

It took a while to fix but they eventually paid me for missed month.Make sure you ask the current owner for a rent ledger (one for the tenant paid portion and one for the HAP portion) and ask for the most recent document laying out how much of the rent the tenant pays vs. how much the HA pays. 

I acquired a 28 unit and had 3rd party management take over the day to day right after acquisition to understand the dynamics of a new market to eventually take over sometime in the future.

Eventually that house will be refinanced and become a rental property. 

But if you have the money stay in Multifamily, as you will eventually get there either way.

:) I am interested in Buy and Hold - medium to long terms rentals for now, with the goal of eventually moving into BRRR. 

Eventually, most sophisticated investors don’t bother with their own banking relationships, and just have their broker approach them as well.

Specifically, found a home that I think is a good deal and maybe eventually a good sell opportunity - with a little TLC of course. 

I agree with you that a quit claim would be the best way to secure 30-year fixed loans and eventually have title in the name of an LLC.