A mentor of mine with 400 units had said I can use a large seller credit to cover most of the down payment on a property I'm looking at.

Quote from @Mei Zhu: You can keep the tenant on a month-to-month lease, then close any time.

Some of the main reasons I started this journey is so I can eventually take my family on trips to experience different cultures, help less fortunate people, and build generational wealth. 

I know most of us here know these definitions, but just to make sure we are all on the same page.The main negative with MTR arbitrage is that since you do not own the unit, you get none of the benefits of being an owner.

So, now I’m looking for advice on where a new investor should begin in this community—whether it’s podcasts, books, or even specific forums within BiggerPockets.I am really eager to learn, grow, make and learn from my mistakes, take calculated risks and in short dive into this whole heartedly. 

I use turbo tenant on my rental because I like the buffet style business model. 

Any advice on how best to accomplish this task?

The playbook on how to use real estate to build wealth tax efficiently:1.

I've always planned on purchasing a bigger multifamily (20+).

We own a church and a single family home on one parcel in Davenport Iowa.