I’m very interested in starting with small multifamily rentals and eventually building a portfolio of long-term rentals.I joined this platform not only to gain knowledge but also to connect with like-minded investors, mentors, and potential partners.

Unlike others on BP, I don't give advice for markets I have no knowledge of.  

I’d love to connect to start building connections and knowledge.

Who else would have the knowledge to lead others than a 33 year old former football player; who wrote a book that is being hocked by Bigger Pockets.Maybe you can get Nails (Lenny Dykstra) to write a book that BP can sponsor? 

As per my knowledge in New Jersey, you absolutely must put the tenant's security deposit into a dedicated, interest-bearing account.

My personal mission is to break financial generational curses in my family while also giving back by helping fellow Veterans in my community.If you’re open to networking, sharing knowledge, or collaborating, I’d love to connect!

Knowledge 4.

You can find our extensive guides here https://www.biggerpockets.com/guidesAside from knowledge, you'll also need to be adept at analyzing deals to make sure you're not buying something that loses money in the long run.

It never hurts since it's your current primary residence.im not intimately familiar with the Denver market.

I disagree with networking first- If you have good market knowledge and can negotiate good deals, you'll have buyers knocking on your door asking for more.