Stay involved, stay positive and you will get to where you want to be!

Breaking down multifamilies more, you probably can make more money with less desirable properties that you have to invest money into, but that takes time, money, and a tolerance for risk... there's a lot of guides on this website for all the different types of real estate investing you can do. 

Do the positives outweigh the negatives?  

I stumbled across this website and figured, why not?

I was looking for an online software that I can access through website or mobile app.Originally posted by @Peter Sautter:I use LandlordMax for my ten units across two buildings. 

Do you have a website or do you market on other channels?

I've started browsing on Zillow and websites like that, I'm reading books like "What every real estate investor needs to know about cashflow", and listening to the bigger pockets podcasts. 

I'm not banking on appreciation but want a neighborhood where value will at least hold steady, with reasonable positive cash flow. 

@Eric Fernando You should start by looking at the county property appraiser website and check out the neighborhood and the zoning for that particular property.

The rising rents will make a cash neutral property positive in a couple of years or a cash flowing property more cash flowing.   4) Historically San Diego RE has always increased over any significant duration.