That's usually considering the lowest hanging fruit but very competitive in many area because of so.

I'll be able to enjoy the fruits of my labor for a few months before I sell. 

A lot more people are going FHA multi family and bear the fruit of ownership and investment at the same time.Let me know if I can assist.Regards,Joe Scorese

After all, Im gonna be putting all my eggs in this basket.

I prescribe to not putting all of my eggs in one basket.

I am in that camp ...) unlimited ice melt for each unit in winter (again, win/win as they can fling away if they find a slick spot, reducing risks and helping)) flower baskets hung in spring (then I even let them adopt an annual to water so I don't have to drive by and check them)...) responsive service and active maintenance ( maintenance is also about tenant satisfaction, so I try not to lose a good tenant due to a slow drain, broken closet, loose door knob, etc)Finally, I think it was Leigh Robinson (or maybe Jay P.

I've always recommended to my clients not to put all their eggs in one basket, although, personally, I would put a bulk into the real estate basket.

A small strip of lawn,a drought tolerant section for the driest and sunniest part of the yard, maybe some raised beds to the side, and a fruit tree or two. 

IE: My tenant has a basket ball goal and the HOA states it must be put away when not in use.

We went back to MLS searching and made this tool to show us the low hanging undervalued fruit on the MLS.