Most of which underwent large renovations. 

Once I've hit that 50 units, I'll follow up with another post :)The biggest "mindset and limiting belief" change I underwent was switching from a "I want to buy 50 units this year" goal to "I want every dollar I have invested to pay me 1¢ more this year than last."  

My property recently underwent a Sec 8 inspection in Cleveland.

Underwent a massive transformation, creating a vaulted-ceiling open-concept kitchen, living, dining room.

You're right, if there was an equity partner it would likely be family, but if I keep analyzing deals and showing them to investors, I may find a local investor that will take me under wing if I bring them a good deal.In case I didn't mention this, I spent two years slowly getting my wife and I out of debt so we could get started.  

This area, like many, underwent a big STR license ordinance during COVID.

Then I'll show them other homes on market that underwent price cuts and we'll see their days on market and whether or not they sold for less than the other comps.

The buildings underwent massive rehabs so they are easier to manage than the average c-class property.

I submitted the "offer contract", underwent "home inspection" - failed, and seller agrees to fix some stuffs, found the property to be lead paint (seller is not willing to share any information - I don't know if tenant signs any lead paint disclosure)

A few years ago they under went a HUD investigation as a result of a resident lawsuit.