Price wise I want to aim for properties that are below 290K and that could still net me $200 /mo with no more than 10% down.

What’s the minimum cap rate to aim for for MFH 4-6 units.

Aiming for "$100 per door" or "$300 per door" is completely arbitrary and meaningless.Instead, focus on the return on your investment.

During that time my wife worked two jobs to supplement what we had saved up until my first commission check arrived!

Hi, my recommendations would be if you are planning to live in the property and then rent it out when you buy another I would aim for the townhome in a prime location.

This book is aimed at providing the reader with a comprehensive guide to the accounting and financial aspects of real estate investing.

Holding a low-performing asset for ten years and betting on appreciation is one thing, but if you aim to sell in two years, the investment strategy is ill-advised. 

If I had around 250k and just starting out, I would aim to put a relatively low down payment on a MF to enjoy benefits of house-hacking (earning some income and having a place to live).

There are a lot of ways to supplement your income with side hustles doing things like uber, postmates, instacart, flipping furniture, renting a car on turo, etc.The issue with a lot of these side hustles is that they can easily create some more income for you, but only a small stream and not nearly enough to start acquiring more rental properties.Unless you are looking to start a real business on the side, I think it makes more sense to find creative ways to finance your first couple of real estate deals, vs looking for creative ways to make more money.

I just want to nail my strategy before pulling the trigger; normally I'm the opposite as I'm more of a ready, FIRE, aim person.