A duplex or two is fairly easy and as you get your systems in place it will make the leap to larger multifamilies much easier.

Hello everyone, I'm fairly new to the industry, I'm from Dallas, TX,  as many as David Greens, Brandon Turners, and Ashley and Tony's videos I watched i think I just about have the systems down pat, but I would like to find people in the industry to network with 

The first reply on this thread is correct.That's a very fair response, JD.

So recently I purchased a home to flip and for the most part everything went fairly smooth.

@Jonathan Greene fair enough most new investors can’t see the difference between the crazy good deal and the deal that’s crazy.

This is fairly typical, though generally, you wouldn't be holding title.  

National origin is a protected fair housing class.

This takes a little more work, but it's the most fair and reduces the likelihood of tenants that squander utilities.If you choose #2 or #3, there are considerations:Start with an average.

More importantly they’ll keep you on the right side of fair housing and they may even pay for themselves by charging more rent than you would or not asking so much it stays empty for an extra month. 

It's fairly easy to find super hosts on airbnb as a traveling guest using the search filter.