Here is my response only to help people dig deeper before listening to a person that did not perform on a single lead flow of the 34 we step-by-step walked them through.The person who posted this also neglected to disclose that they paid for training, got all of our assets and then immediately tried to cancel after getting everything, which they have done on more than with occasion with other people’s education.

You’ve got options, just make sure the math supports the move.Happy to help if you want to dig deeper.

We use go high level as our CRM and you can build out agents with them.

The new owner took it to another level.

That is totally OK, just making the point that short-term rentals and long-term multifamily are apples and oranges --- different business models, different requirements, different level of involvement, etc.Just starting out, there is value in being close to whatever you're doing if possible. 

Someone with a large excavator or crane can set and "LEVEL". 

However, there's a variety of ways to boost cash flow/get better deals. 1. buy deeper and do value adds.

I'm a big believer that house hacking a multi with a conventional loan is the best way to start, so I'd be finding an investor friendly agent who you click with, talking to a lender and seeing what you can do within your abilities and relative comfort level. 

The key is aligning your strategy, capital, and comfort level with the right location.In my market in Reno Tahoe there are better deals in the SFH market than the small MF because of the short supply and sellers' overvaluation of multifamily.

@Ernesto Galindo-DoucetteHey Ernesto, it really depends on your goals and comfort level.