I don't know that you wouldn't be better off buying quads getting 30 year money on them for a good interest rate.The benefit for larger properties 5 + really starts happening in the mid double digits in units for scale.If the broker is spending time with you then you should commit to that broker.

Boise had had double digit appreciation for several years when we bought the place, but it went flat right after and as you know with a 30 year FHA loan we started out with less equity that it would take to finance the resale costs and we were paying less than $100 to principle every month. 

Currently hold a corporate job which I plan on getting rid of within the next year thanks to my new career as a Real Estate Investor.Although I’ve just recently started my professional career as a Real Estate Investor, I’ve received extensive professional training from long time experts in the field, successfully closed a couple of deals of my own already; as well as helped Cash Buyers find great deals in my area meeting and exceeding their expectations.My immediate goal is to specialize in wholesaling deals, finding the best deals for my cash buyers per their personal criteria.My short to medium term goal is to buy and hold at least 5 or more rental properties consistently producing the highest cap rate possible with a double digit cash on cash return within the next 5 years.

Like a property discloser but something that can be emailed, digitally filled out and returned so I can have as much information on a triplex (unit by unit) for sale by owner?  

I am looking at creating a space that helps define the digital opportunities that exist in the blockchain space.    

Since you didn't mention it, I'd also recommend you do a criminal background check with a signed (real or digitally) application that gives you permission to do so.

You may want to reconsider direct mail altogether and start thinking about moving into digital advertising. 

And now you have a high priced ($500k+) house in a market that’s appreciating at double digits.

Almost everything I have is in double digits.

.• More than half of San Diego submarkets recorded double-digit rent growth and asking market rents have grown by an average of 17% YOY ($2,600/month).• The current pipeline of 7,300 units will be unlikely to apply much upward pressure on regional vacancy rate.