I think BP Nation does one hell of a job dong that and it is in large part due to the large, intelligent, and experienced investors who make up part of the membership here.

hell yes, with the exception of the actual cash flow or net profit is more than just a few dollars.If you can get your initial investment out of any deal, and still have cash flow, you have generated arbitrage and dong so over and over will lead you to a path of full mailboxes with paydays in each one, each month.The key is to always borrow at an amount below what you can take that capital, reinvest, and gain returns in excess of your loan payment.With rates as low as they are, surely you can pull some of that 50% equity position out via refi, re-invest in moe assets that gain a higher yield than that of the loan interest rate.

Above is a pretty broad answer however without knowing what you're dong or how you're running your specific business I can't be too specific.

IF you are dong the work for those roles, then you should be paid for them.Another thing to consider, for what its worth. 

@Jeff Dong I agree with Greg.

Don G. 

You can hire a PM just for lease ups but since that's the most expensive part, I would keep them for everything.As far as vacancy rates in the Tampa, St Petersburg / Clearwater area, we seem to be dong well overall. 

@Benny Dong I encourage you to reconsider househacking in San Diego for a year and then converting to a long term rental.

You'll basically be able to practice dong deals with none of your money while getting paid!

@Michelle Dong 1.