Unique limits the pool of buyers in the event of a foreclosure. 

There's going to be an event on Wednesday with Sunny Burns about this very topic if you can make it out: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521/topics/671311-nnj-rei-meetup-how-to-house-hack-in-north-jersey-w-guest-210

You would be the buyer in the event you decided to exercise the option to purchase.

Attend a networking event near you and connect with others who may be able to bring value to your deal...or others who might have a deal you want to get in on!

This event had me considering quitting the project for a couple of days as I was pretty deflated/over it.But about a week later, Hurricane Harvey hit and I had little time to sulk.

You should be able to tell us why the expenses are higher than you predicted and when they would expect to go down or why the revenues should be rising etc.The most important part of real estate is buying the right property and doing your due diligence on the numbers and I like to use conservative ones so that in the event things go south you're still ready and prepared.

There are some really good networking events here in town on a monthly basis.

So far my marketing has been limited to driving around and then knocking on people's doors to ask if they want to sell, and also to find out about the neighbours, and what is happening in the neighbourhood.However, at a recent networking event, I came across an interesting opportunity.

Definitely check out your local REIA's via the Networking tab > Events on BP. 

As far as SFH vs MFH - it varies from one investor to another but in general, if you want to scale faster then MFH investing is your answer.2) continue saving funds while educating yourself.3) start going to local REI events found here via BP/Network/Events and Meetup4) read some books on personal development to help build up the right mindset.