Question for the experts here, for lead/radon disclosure, I am aware we need the form for tenants, but do you get the actual owners to disclose on the properties in their portfolio if they are aware of lead based paint?

I use it for my personal portfolio as well.

@Quentin LeeTo build a successful investment portfolio, focus on cash flow, value-add potential, and cautious leverage.

It would be ideal to get some sort of large study done on this.Furthermore, if you sold in a buyer's market, your thought may be skewed.If your portfolio was in a market that was declining in value.I am not saying that the above situations applied to you but it would be good to get a large study on this.Furthermore, if we are talking about more expensive homes being a better investment?

@Abigail King I invest in several towns in central IL, and am interested in adding some properties in Peoria to my portfolio as well. 

Think of me like that old friend who can’t help but dish out stories over coffee; xcept my stories sometimes lead you to the kind of deals that nudge your portfolio from “just okay” to “damn, that’s impressive.”

If the goal is to have passive and portfolio income, why would you spend 42-44 weekends per year on the road doing presentations?

I don't know North Carolina well, but I have a 10 property portfolio across Detroit and Memphis and I believe these markets are solid places to start and build a portfolio.

I moved from Portland OR and I now own a successful rental portfolio.

We wanted to test out the Padsplit model and have it in our portfolio.