I like the idea of fucus on one property at a time rather than scatter on multiple properties to get it paid off.Hope that helps.To your success,Alex

And not to mention, build an extensive portfolio and have valuable assets.I know this post has become a scatter brain rant at this point, I was drinking my coffee as I typed this and just said what was on my mind.I am looking for guidance, and there is a ton on this website but now I am trying to narrow it down to a small niche of what I am trying to achieve. 

I never realized how much trash and debris gets randomly scattered in the hood .

I also expect a lot of newer investors to scatter in the next few years as they start to deal with rent reductions, less cash flow, tenant difficulties, etc.

I listed them at $800 each and only received a scattering of BAD prospects.

Hey guys, long time lurker, now trying to get more active in BP.Born and raised in the Upstate and have a few rentals scattered throughout Greenville, Spartanburg, Cherokee, and Richland counties.

They are scattered throughout the city and not exactly centralized.

The first step however is narrowing down what kind of property you want and then looking for the right fit for location and your goals.If your really busy with your business you don't want little houses scattered across all of creation using varying property managers you have to keep track off.That creates problems and distracts you from your business.I don't call that investing but a headache.Many buy little houses not because it is better than other types but because it is a low entry point for real estate investing for many to start with.If you have cash already you do not have to start there.

I apologize for the scatter brained way of writing this post but I'm just typing as it comes to mind.

Your money will be scattered around at multiple banks.