The idea is to focus on cash flowing multi family building in high density medium-lower income areas.

They tend to focus on bigger deals but the networking and education is worth the time.AIM Houstonhttps://www.meetup.com/Apartment-Investor-Mastery-...AIM Sugar Landhttps://www.meetup.com/Apartment-Investor-Mastery-...HIPhttps://www.meetup.com/Houston-Apartment-Investing...

There are a couple of different descriptors there and you focused on the one that I did NOT underline. 

I'm holding it until it's painless or profitable to sell, and focusing on things that make me more money in the meantime. nobody owns all homerun deals.

Even if your short-term focus is using it as a rental, it's good to also keep in mind what aspects will give you the most bang for your buck in the case of a future resell.Hopefully this helps!

My focus would be the education.)

Hi Ariel, I'm a broker in Mobile focused on investment real estate. 

I think the podcast tries to be pretty clear about that; educate yourself, but be prepared to actually take action instead of using needing to educate yourself more as an excuse to never do anything.Given that you already work 55+ hours a week and it doesn't sound like you are looking to leave your job right away, I would focus your REI activity towards creating a business rather than creating a second job for yourself. 

Milkwaukee is a great market that a lot of investors focus on.

I am shifting my focus towards providing turnkeys in Atlanta and would like to hear from turnkey investors.