As you learn all about MF investing, find a commercial MF (loopnet, brokers, property managers, off-market, owners) to learn and practice how to underwrite (start with the BRRRR tool here on BP) and parallel to all that, find a mentor/accountability coach (me) to partner (me) with, network for investors everywhere you can to acquire your first 65+ unit deal.

I guess the police contacted her next of kin in another state to come pick up the kid.Not trying to be selfish at all, but I'm not sure what my next steps are in this situation. 

This is the 4th property I have purchased which I know will be a solid investment but it has so many different opportunities I am having a hard time formulating a next step (develop separate lot, focus on renting, convert the building, move on to another property…..).NEAR FUTURE GOALS: I would like to complete a flip in the next 3-6 months with the use of private money from family and possibly hard money.Finally, I would like to say although I am in a state of confusion; BP definitely is helping me assess all the different opportunities that are available.

Written by attorneys, linked to your state-specific laws, full of practical advice, and includes a bunch of forms you can edit and use as a Landlord.

Stepping into a purchase with current tenants can be a lot easier, if the numbers are good.You might look at a HELOC on your personal home, but not until you have really worked through the risks. it would be awful to lose your own home on your first investment purchase.It has only been five months since your home purchase- how is your emergency fund?

I have taken the next step -sending out direct mail.

Being taught about business from folks who lived in academia is practically useless.I’d hope a masters in accounting would give you more specialized skills that would aid with the exam and your career.My 2 cents. 

What are the next steps you would take?

If so, would you mind explaining the steps that were involved that would differ from a residential Brrrr?

Provided lending practices haven't overly loosened up, which I'm currently purchasing a home with a traditional mortgage and can tell you for certain this bank has not, then I see the majority of the market continuing to rise at a reasonable rate.