You could then quit your day job to focus fully on apartments because you have your SFMs paying your expenses and you have the money from the previous deal to use on the next, then move up from there.I know they are two separate ventures and dont work the same at all, however I think it's better then saving for seven to 10 years to do the same thing plus you would still have to work a full time job.

Good luck in your ventures"But does anyone here on BP have a vision of a better RE Industry in the USA for the future? 

Good luck with your venture!

I'd love to meet up since it would be my first meeting, in April.My interests are to meet local investors and other wholesalers, which is my new venture. 

Done 8 single family deals and a few duplexes, but this is the first venture into an apartment building.

What other considerations should I be thinking about Do you really need an LLC if it’s husband and wife venture ? 

While this is a form of {joint} venture, it is not a true syndication.  

If you'd like to be a more active investor, begin to form relationships with investors at multifamily meetups that would allow you to pool resources and joint venture (JV) on a deal.

You can still do joint ventures but it should follow the howey test which boils down to 1.

Getting a good deal but being a bad operator can make your venture unsuccessful I would suggest partnering up with a successful operator to gain some experience and to reduce your risk.