My husband and I are working with a property owner who has 6 units.

Hey All,I've been working on getting my first rental(Multifamily, 6-12 units, locally) and I think I came in too ambitiously.

"Our primary interests are in long-term rentals (single and multifamily), flips, short-term rentals, flex spaces, and storage units."

CCIM and SIOR are good options, but they require a level of portfolio requirements to receive the designations that you won't have until you get immersed in the business yourself.Ultimately, what you need more than knowledge to succeed in this this business, is the willingness to have hundreds of conversations weekly with people you don't already know, and to do that every week for the rest of your career.

Fully finished the basement area as mother-in-law unit.

Do folks have any insights on new multifamily supply (location, # of units) as well as demand drivers that will absorb that supply?

It depends on the level of protection/customization you are looking for

A mentor can accelerate your growth, no matter what level you're currently at.

Sure there's been mass migration the past few years, but nowhere near the levels to move the needle nationwide in a meaningful way.

But until the new listings rates gets back to closer to 80,000 per week in March, we’ll be below 2022 levels of housing activity.