Thanks for sharing your perspective—it’s definitely insightful, and I understand where you’re coming from.While I get that partnering with one exclusive buyer might limit your potential profit on individual deals, couldn’t there be value in the consistency and reliability of working with a cash buyer who provides specific leads/addresses and is always ready to close on those deals?

Typically most of the money (especially in this market) comes though purchasing a property in need of reno from a buyer not willing to put in the work/cash to reno, and then doing the work to reno it to capture that latent value.By buying a house that's already reno'd and ready to rent, you're missing out on a big portion of the potential equity-building potential of that investment, since the two big ways you build equity are through either reno or the housing market just moving up.

However, they might discount the Underwriting, Processing, or Doc fees if you do multiple deals with the same lender, such as a portfolio transaction or consistent volume. 

If you go at a consistent pace by 30 you will be in a wonderful place financially and with your portfolio.

And the SOLs are not consistent across the country, as each state has its own period. 

Your consistently blown away by the ready answers to everything and, a bit intimidated, maybe feel almost stupid in comparison but right then they even know that and give relief that it's ok, it's why you got them, there here for you. 

My south Linden rating would be a C- to a C plus.The rapid appreciation of Columbus, Ohio also makes it hard to stay consistent with the letter grades.

The city also enjoys consistent annual population growth and ongoing large business activity/investment.  

This gives investors more confidence in their investments and helps them build long-term wealth through consistent rental income.4.

When everything is inflating, they can justify being part of that inflation and raise taxes consistently.