The inherited property seems like a valuable opportunity for you to venture into real estate investing.Considering your interest in small multifamily properties for long-term cash flow, that's a strategic approach.

my initial inclination is in line with both of yours: it's a slightly upscale community, property + type of traveler, so i would prefer a focus on making it great vs making it, in essence, 'cheap' per head.+ yes, that was also my initial reservation: a house that is filled with a bunch of beds is not a very interesting space.thank you for sharing that this isn't necessarily a mistake or the wrong way to go to build it out with a focus on design/experience more than utility.

Hey BiggerPockets community,I'm currently diving into the Online Kentucky Real Estate Course (96-hours), and I've been diligently studying each unit.

It is just a "portfolio approach". 

Hello BP Community, I am looking to purchase my 1st investment House-hack multifamily property this year in Q3-4.

Hi BP Community.

It's an exciting but complex decision, and I'm reaching out to this community to gain insights, advice, and maybe learn from personal experiences.Pros and Cons:I've identified several potential pros and cons but would love to hear your perspectives.

I have a cash flowing MF portfolio (about 80 units) and I will be leaving my corporate job soon to 1) be a better Mom to my kids and 2) focus on growing my RE portfolio.  

There are several ways to approach this depending on your goals. 

Senate, I'd like to chat in hopes you would hear what I'm thinking and help me narrow my path so it's more focused.