., sorry for the slow reply. 

I have MTR in Hillcrest, Oceanside, and city heights and they usually have pretty good occupancy rate but seems to be slowing down or something.

I’m trying to find ways to grow more quickly myself, but putting down 20-30K at a time for properties from 100-140K and closing costs are slowing me down.

It might be slow initially, but as soon as you do your first cash out refi, thats when things start to accelerate. 

He is doing a good job, but slow.

Throughout everything I've read so far, slow and steady wins the race, so I'm all for that strategy.

Michigan might be a bit easier to start with because you may have more knowledge about the local area and market trends, but starting there could potentially slow down your move to Florida.

I don't know anyone actually doing it yet.I would love to network with someone actively Slow Flipping in Ohio.

Unless you are going to start getting rid of the slow paying tenants and replace them with ones that pay on time, it is time to find something local.

My family is from Italy, and the market there is very slow since people don't tend to move as often as here in the States.