High flying wall street job is a good source of income to start your investment career.

Now, of course the danger is with low down payments you may be highly leveraged but you can always choose to put more money down or you can also buy value add and create some equity. 

You can make a high return on your money if you invest out of state.

I’m still very much a novice, but I have high ambitions to scale my multi-family investing and create a property management company along the way. 

With the high construction costs nowadays it's hard to add that much value, plus ADU's don't sell at the same $/sqft as the regular house, and there's not a steady readily available comparable properties to base valuation so the easiest method is replacement cost.I hosted a Meetup and wrote about ADU's on my website.

I'm personally interested in a 15 Story High Rise downtown, it has a lot of potential to serve as a mixed use property.

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Its a highly regulated industry - I would suggest you consider just finding a brokerage that will work with you - there are many.  

They most likely won't allow as high leverage as FHA in (1), but they'll be used to "unique" situations.

If you can put as little of your money into the property and make money after all debts than that is a winning combination. you would be better off lending that money to another investor and making more % on your money without having the hassle of being a landlord.Btw, in your description it says rent is $1125, yet you have $1550 in the report, and your water is awfully high per month, $225 ?.