According to Atlas Van Lines “Everyone will have a unique timeline depending on the size of the move, the distance they are moving from or to, and personal preferences.

You know, the kind of activity that describes a huge portion of BiggerPockets investors.I’ve been investing like this for 18 years.

Your portfolio size?

Just like good portions of Hawaii.  

That’s powerful.I also think it's smart how you've intentionally kept your portfolio at a manageable size.

You are likely putting too much weight on the inspection and I don't say that because I want you to buy the house, but because I have seen too many first-timers self-sabotage over peanuts.The real question is, in 10 years from now, will you be happy you bought this property given the location, size and style?

If the numbers work, though, go for ANY deal regardless of the size and scope of the project. 

Selling a 3 unit property and re-investing into another 3 unit property but larger in size, higher rents, higher value, and primarily in a better location. 

What is your draw fee & benchmarks for the repairs portion of the borrowed money?

i love this perspective. thank you. i also love north of 94 too. i live at mack and warren so yorkshire woods and moross-morang are just a stone's throw away. i love the size of the houses in 48224. but i agree with the price increase. i feel like in the fourth quarter last year, i started noticing things were closing a solid $3-8k more than i thought they would. have you found your sweet spot area-wise?