This could really help if you want to keep this pattern going,  You can pull out the equity, buy another one cash, then pull out equity from there. 

Study the sales patterns in your area.

People develop a comfort zone for their local markets and tend to base their buying patterns in areas that they would prefer to live.

This shows what kind of zoning they want going where and the growth pattern.

Basically I model out for my clients very conservative growth patterns so with an apartment complex you will have principal paydown, tax writedown, hopefully appreciation through increased annual rents, and also cap rate compression hopefully when you sell, and cash flow along the way.

@Joshua Dorkin has a lot of sweet things coming on the app in the near future, so stay tuned :) And definitely let us know when you find patterns in the crashing, so we can try to identify them all!

As you build your list of investors, you'll get a sense of how much money you could reasonably raise on short notice, and that information will dictate your shopping patterns when you are looking for property.

On that same bathroom, will most buyers be satisfied with the low priced ceramic tile you can get for less than $1/foot, or should you splurge some and step it up to $3 or $4/foot tile, along with adding those expensive detail tiles as well, maybe put some kind of fancy pattern in there, too.

Just soliciting design ideas Bryan ;-) So far I am partial to a pattern similar to this one for the ghastly side: Leading Spite Fence Design For Ghastly Side There may need to be some engineering changes given that it needs to be done as a fence, but we're just brainstorming at this point.

Has any pattern been established at least to know what's leaking?