Then, as you buld knowledge & experience you can do bigger projects.3) The two above strategies can build funds to invest in rentals.

Realistically, many properties that go to auction may be in such bad shape that they don't justify the high bidding amounts, leading to losses as I mention above. 

Seems like that has a bigger difference than you'd expect. 

This is my first post on Bigger Pockets as I get going into my real estate journey.

Engage with property managers for insights on rents, expenses, or off-market opportunities, and request financial documents like rent rolls and profit/loss statements from sellers’ agents as part of due diligence.

Turn-key would be nice, but if I can get a bigger bang for my buck, I'm not against a fixer-upper if there is a good deal.

Not sure is selling individually is worth the headaches or count my losses and sell as a whole, if there is any? 

This is bigger than most can imagine.

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It seems like your ROI is basically the same in each option, but you are taking on a much bigger project to convert a single family to a four-family.So basic calculations, since we don't have a full financial picture, i.e. what does financing of each look like?