So step 1 is maximize the profit that you get to keep.  

There are some process differences from one Housing Authority to the next (for example- how to get approved as a Section 8 landlord, in what order new tenant processes happen, and on what timeline rent increases are allowed will vary) but we discuss those and how to determine/maximize in your local market/Housing Authority.

You need to understand how to invest your capital in a way that is maximizing returns and minimizing risks.

They can guide you through the legal process, represent your interests, and help maximize your chances of recovering unpaid rent or damages.

This helped me maximize the property's resale value and minimize the impact of the setback on my overall investment returns.By implementing these strategies and remaining resilient throughout the process, I was able to overcome the obstacle and turn it into a valuable learning experience.

With today's higher interest rates, it's important to maximize all sources of returns.

To maximize cash flow, focus on high yield markets (i.e., those with low price-to-rent ratios).Column 14 - Total Cash Flow per Year Generated by Incremental Units:  Column 13 x 12 months.Column 15 - Total # Units Owned:  Sum total of Column 2 at end of each year.Column 16 - Total Cumulative Cash Flow per Year:  Sum total of Column 14 at end of each year.Column 17 - Total Asset Value Assuming No Appreciation (Assuming $60k/Unit):  Column 15 x $60k.Other Comments:- To reach your goal of $150k annual cash flow, you'll need to scale faster, boost rents over time by executing value-add initiatives (BRRR strategy), raise more capital / reduce leverage, and/or obtain more favorable financing. 

to maximize cash flow to put toward more properties. 

How do I intelligently maximize this situation without being forced to settle for peanuts?

My current role allows me to work remotely and I make decent money, but I'm planning on quitting and focusing all my energy on this business so I can learn everything there is to know and maximize my chances of success and financial independence.I plan to move there, secure a one-year lease, get a deep understanding of the market and area, find a partner, and build a team of professionals.My question:Based on your experience what role/jobs/opportunities would you be looking for to get the best feel for the commercial multi family as a whole?