@Jennifer Sisson Managing remotely from that distance is a high risk enterprise.

I'm not mad at them.....free market enterprise and all that....but when (some) folks see that in an intitial thread the peron posing a question doesn't have a picture on their profile......AND they also don't have a profile even halfway filled out, they generally don't take you as serious as others. 

My partner Jeff and I had decided our inter-state enterprise lacked efficiency, along with profitability.

I mean owning 20 solid SFR rentals doesn't sound horrible, especially if you're not TRYING to be an enterprising investor. 

., so there is always new blood to arrive as those who have cashed out, or spun out, drift away.In the context of 50-100 years compared to other global cities, I don't take the "exodus" talk too seriously here b/c as soon *you* or *I* don't see value in it, someone younger, or more enterprising arrives and does see value in it.

Once you grow larger, Yardi or Realpage are more built for enterprise-type businesses.  

Yes my family company is B&C Enterprises out of Ocala, Florida. 

I was wondering if anyone was familiar with Broker Enterprises L.L.C http://www.brokerenterprise.com They claim to find a variety of 100% commercial loans NINA-No Personal Income & No Personal Asset Commercial Programs and Stated-Stated Income Commercial Loan Programs.Thank you,Markos Hernandez

Have any of you heard of Joe Reilly (Enterprises Elite)?

Most high-income earners who think they can pick up 5 of these properties for the cost of a good downpayment on a Cali property and cashflow easy passive money CAN NOT do this.On the other hand, if an investor knows his/herself as someone with the experience and talents needed, and is ready, this is a more or less, color-by-the-numbers, easy (yes, easy for the right people) enterprise.