Bushes grow.  

I'm still in the growing stage and trying to expand. 

It is growing, and most importantly, as mentioned previously, tech companies are definitely starting to move in.  

My rentals would pay my expenses and I can cash out of the house I have in an HOA now, and put that in index funds as another stream of income that I could tap but will just let grow unless I need it during vacancies, major renovations, etc.

All cashflow will be reinvested in real estate to continue building the portfolio, in addition of approximately $20,000 per year cash from savings.First year goals: Create real estate investment strategy based on growing portfolio every year.

They will rent them out for 2 to 3 years as the equity grows and sell for a much higher profit. 

Looking for some guidance.I presently own a duplex, purchased in 2006 (was my first RE investment) - when I purchased rents were $725, I've now got the rents to $895 per unit, so $1790 per moVacancy is low, however wh...

Once that's become the norm, grow from there into more properties.

I've mention to my daughter@Anje Walfoort the idea of organizing a meetup in Redding for BP members, as there are a few, and growing, so watch for that in the future.

It might not be the right situation for everyone, but can be an effective tool to grow your portfolio.3).