I also purchased the rental book and managing books on audible but didn't get an access code.

I am concern with the high interest rates but even with those I managed to cash flow which is what I am looking for. 

I see you have property management included in your analysis. 

build a multifamily to rent. lower risk, easier to execute, easier to underwrite. anytime you sell there is a 10% equity loss and capital gains. new construction in columbus appreciates at 8.65% per year. almost no reason not to consider it. land is a buyer market, you can get to better locations than you can buy existing, etc etc etc 

I manage around 105 MTRS/STRs in northern utah, would be happy to chat further with you. 

They might also have relationships with contractors, wholesalers, and property managers, which can be invaluable to an investor.

@Alecia Loveless@Alecia LovelessFor larger assets that have institutional buyers, there has to be property management in the market.

I am a real estate agent that specialized with the Washington Team Realty located in Columbia, MD.

It is pretty straight forward - I would provide the sourcing, the loan vehicle (it would be my primary mortgage loan), and the property management while my sibling would bring the downpayment.

We own and manage 3 ABNBs in Tampa and have not taken a formal course.