I guess once you have one made, you can reuse it same format and edit the numbers.thanks@Gino Barbaro undefined

Normally these homes start out as large single family or maybe even duplex.  

When acquiring a large portfolio of rental properties, what strategies have you found effective for managing or dividing the properties?

From what I've been looking at I feel that properties that are mid tier for the market, rather than high end, can often appreciate very well as they are sought after by a large segment of the local population.

It is rare to find really nice large houses that will take 6 kids. 

Whether you escrow now or pay out of pocket later, the net costs to you are largely the same.

In total over  100+ hotels were managed with millions in revenues, a large corporate structure and a large staff.

Putting more down or not getting as large of a home may make more sense (depending on your goals of course). 

For example, a large employer may leave a small town eroding their tax base.

I'm surprised they haven't shut the water off yet with a balance that large.