There are numerous vacant new constructions and vacant lots (some new subdivisions are completely vacant lots).

There are numerous banks that will finance using the land as collateral.

You have numerous other expenses, including property management, advertising, maintenance, legal fees, utilities, vacancies, tenant screening, and who knows what else.

Benefits are numerous - economies of scale, easier management for multiple doors in one location, easier to have professional management (and cheaper), one loan for a multitude of doors, and the list goes on.So, is it possible to get to that goal using SFR's, yes, anything is possible, but less likely and not the best path in my opinion.

I am setting up an LLC and I was windering if anyone has any time saving ideas on how to estimate my competitors share of the market in my area.I have found numerous transactions from my competitors.

After numerous attempts to get one GC to stop talking, I extended my hand mid-sentence and said, "thanks for stopping by."

I love the idea of citing numerous common examples to the tenant on the front end, of what you will repair and what you will not.

The best way around deed restrictions are:1. a fannie mae deed restriction has a TIME element and a PERCENTAGE element. 3 months and cant resell for 120% of the purchase price. 8 times out of 10 my wholesale fee isnt 20% of what I bought it for, so I can get around that by not being 120% of what I bought it for.2.

I have seen numerous smaller banks post their foreclosures on their own sites.

This was a key element of my mortgage business.